
Cities, Technology, and the Future
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is running to represent Seattle’s 46th District in the Washington State Legislature. He has an eclectic bio (working-class family, Harvard Law, B2B software sales), an impressive command of policy (we went deep on elevator reform), and a st...
As YIMBYs continue fighting the good fight, we’re increasingly working to rewire the political-economy that makes that battle so hard in the first place. I recently wrote about how the city of Falls Church used land leasing to buy off the N...
There’s a recurring claim in the housing discourse: even if we update laws and regulations to make it easier to build housing, those changes won’t make housing more affordable.
One version of this argument hinges on a story about the finan...
Note from Jeff: Longtime readers know I’m a materialist — I believe our culture, our politics, and our psychology are downstream of the material conditions in which we live. In a recent post, I argued that the breakdown of the American hous...
A hundred years of bad land use policy has suppressed housing production in our metropolitan cores. A core problem with fixing this failing system is that it’s not failing everyone. Incumbent homeowners prefer the status quo, which is why t...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Cities, technology, and the future | Board Chair @ YIMBY Action, Board Advisor @ the Center for Land Economics
Hi, I'm Hanna, a Certified Financial Planner (CFP®), financial editor, and money psychology expert.
Policy analyst, former game designer | landeconomics.org | Personal blog at fortressofdoors.com
YIMBY
Interested in building communities and economies that work for everyone? Let's chat!
I'm a co-founder and Board Chair of Strong Towns, a Roots of Progress Fellow, and an advisor at the Center for Land Economics. I write about cities (housing, land use, and transportation), progress, and parenting.
Urbanist, cyclist, and transport enthusiast. Author, speaker, consultant. Fellow, Roots of Progress Institute.
Land is a Big Deal | landeconomics.org.
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.
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