The Urban Lens Newsletter
Bob Gleeson, Bill Bowenhow cities create solutions to the problems of American life.
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The Illusion of Control in Urban Policymaking.
The Illusion of Control in Urban Policymaking.
In nearly every American city, there is a neighborhood that, five years ago, someone would have warned you away from. Today you cannot get a table at its wine bar on a Friday night.
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Taxing Land, Not Growth: Split-Rate Property Taxes to Encourage Infill Housing and Contain Sprawl in High-Growth U.S. Regions.
Taxing Land, Not Growth: Split-Rate Property Taxes to Encourage Infill Housing and Contain Sprawl in High-Growth U.S. Regions
Across the United States, high-growth metropolitan regions face a familiar dilemma. Strong job growth, population...
Another Look At The Housing Affordability Problem.
Editor’s Note: Bill Bowen and I receive feedback from subscribers regularly. Today’s post is from one of our subscribers, Joel H. Rathbone. Joel offers an alternative point of view about the issue of housing affordability. This is Joel’s se...
The Fragility of the Postwar Knowledge Compromise.
The Fragility of the Postwar Knowledge Compromise.
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The Trump administration’s late-April dismissal of the National Science Board m...
From Stagnation to Surge: How Legacy Metros Can Double or Triple Housing Construction.
From Stagnation to Surge: How Legacy Metros Can Double or Triple Housing Construction.
Across the industrial Midwest and Northeast, “Legacy” metros, including Cleveland, Detroit, Pittsburgh, and Buffalo, face a housing challenge that diffe...
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Co-author of the weekly newsletter The Urban Lens. Also serve as Professor and Albert A. Levin Chair of Urban Studies & Public Service, Cleveland State University.
I am a Professor Emeritus of Urban Studies and Public Affairs. Also, I am one of the authors of this newsletter!
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