Build the Next Right Thing
Seth ZerenThoughts on housing abundance, urban stewardship, and civic delight.
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Two Great Tastes That Taste Great Together
The YIMBY Town conference will be happening September 14-16 in New Haven, CT. I will be presenting a session entitled “If you legalize it, will they build it? Real Estate Development 101.” If you’re planning to attend the conference, I hope...
Reflections on the Strong Towns National Gathering
I wanted to take a minute to reflect on the experience of hosting the Strong Towns National Gathering in Providence last month and share some musings about the future of the movement.
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What’s with the vacant storefronts?
There are many aspects of real estate that appear senseless, wasteful, or even cruel to those uninitiated to our dark arts—but when you peel back the structures and incentives turn out to be rational for the decision makers (even if less th...
We're never getting to abundance if we reject market-rate development
A construction worker uses a tool on the roof line of a home being built in Brick Township, N.J. Wayne Parry/Associated Press (via the Boston Globe)
This morning, together with the fantastic Jen Hawkins, nonprofit developer extraordinaire,...
Strong Towns missed the point of the City Builder Institute
A few months ago, Strong Towns’ Upzoned podcast discussed1 my recent piece Towards a New Way of Educating City Builders. 2
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Former climate scientist, recovering city planner, neighborhood real estate developer, teacher, and advocate. Dad, husband, gamer, and steward of the city.
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