Practical politics for housing reform from Laura Foote, the Executive Director of YIMBY Action.

Let's talk transit and cities.

Cities, Progress, and Parenting

Urban theory and urban history, including original archival research on nineteenth-century Houston

City Planning and Transportation Policy.

Thoughts on housing and the YIMBY movement from an affordable housing developer in the DC Area.

Exploring cities around the world, and the housing, climate, mobility, culture, and tech in them.

How housing costs got here and where they're going.

College Towns, where urbanism meets higher education.

Inside French construction and urban development: active projects, emerging practices, and the financing and policy frameworks shaping the sector. Written by Paris-based architect Ciarán Breen.

Courtyard Urbanist, founded by Alicia Pederson, PhD, is a research and development platform advancing courtyard block design for North American cities, drawing on Europe’s best neighborhoods to upgrade U.S. cities with family-friendly courtyard blocks.

Musings on finding and building home

Exploring urbanism, housing, and how to make cities work for everyone

Housing Policy, Elections, and Computational Methods

Notes on housing policy and urban economics. Twin Cities and Chicago-focused.

The Substack home of Charles Marohn, founder and president of Strong Towns.

Navigate the future of mobility, AI, and innovation, with insights for investors, decision-makers, and futurists.

Simple truths about city planning & transportation to help you promote healthy infrastructure.

Thoughts on housing abundance, urban stewardship, and civic delight.

Urban planner and writer thinking about cities and family life and the intersection between them. Pragmatic (disillusioned, reform-minded) liberal. Author RIGHT OF WAY. Working on a new book about children and public space.

Stephanie Nakhleh is a journalist from Los Alamos covering how policy shapes daily life. She writes about systems, housing, and local government—and what it takes to build a future that works better for more people.

For planners, policy nerds, and anyone who has ever missed a bus, sat in traffic, or watched a bike lane disappear overnight.

Join over 1,400 readers learning about cities and the institutions, people, and ideas that are making a revival of our built environment possible across North America.

I analyze politics, housing affordability, transportation, culture and urban living. Mostly focused in the Bay Area but not exclusively.

Covering the intersection of autonomy and rideshare, and the business of AVs.

My name is M. Nolan Gray, and this is really more of a comment than a question.

A blog about Kansas City urbanism and economic development

Cities, China, Geopolitics, Technology, and everything in between. By: Andrew Stokols ; Phd, MIT Department of Urban Studies & Planning, Masters in Urban Planning, Harvard.

Cities, Technology, and the Future

A lawyer’s notes on cities: how they take shape, who they’re designed for, and how we actually live in them (and why it matters)

How to live near (and with) friends

Insights on housing policy, movement building, governance, and mushrooms, shared from the YIMBY trenches. Published weekly.

A podcast about growth and progress.

My personal Substack

A weekly newsletter from YIMBY Law's attack librarian.