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Progress but no cause for celebration : How Fresno is tackling homelessness in 2022 | Local News

Fresno added hundreds of shelter beds as well as transitional housing to unhoused residents. But leaders acknowledge there’s more work to do.

United statesSan joaquin valleyFresno countyGavin newsomJody ketchesideJerry dyerAlexandra alvaradoNelson esparzaCouncilmember miguel ariasHomeless assistance response teamMotel drive project homekeyFresno housing authorityFresno madera continuumFresno housingPresident nelson esparzaFresno county grand jury

How Zoning Laws Prevent Affordable Housing, Separating Rich (VIDEO)

Most U.S. cities designate land only for single-family homes, meaning those who can't afford one are restricted to lower-income neighborhoods.

United statesSanford ikedaSupreme courtPurchase collegeHousing administrationUrban footprintFederal housing administrationNot in my backyardZoning lawsUrban footprintSingle family homesMiddle classSanford ikedaPresidential land

Urban Villages: The Key to Sustainable Community Economic Development

Compact, walkable urban villages support sustainable economic development by reducing transportation costs, leaving residents with more money to spend on local goods, and by creating more efficient and attractive commercial districts.

National bureau of economic researchUnited statesNathaniel deckerTodd litmanEnrico morettiGabrielm ahlfeldtMolly zurnAlexs macleanJoseph minicozziMarlong boarnetDaniel herrigeJulie campoliKnight frankChang tai hsiehReid ewingVictoria transport policy institute

The Case for Building More Mid-Sized Housing in our Cities

Planning cities and the way that we comfortably live in them is often a pull between many things. From creating affordable housing for all, enhancing.

United statesKaley overstreetBuilding more mid sized housingMissing middle housingSingle family houseUrban footprintUrban planningUrban densityHousing crisis

Toowoomba Region in good position with short-term land supply as Council looks to future

Toowoomba's current supply of residential land can cater for the expected population growth in the short term while Council continues to plan for the.

Megan ohara sullivanOhara sullivanDevelopment portfolio leader cr bill cahillDevelopment committeeToowoomba regional councilNational property research companyRegional councilO hara sullivanToowoomba urban extentUrban footprintSouth east queensland regional planState governmentPriority infrastructure areaToowoomba region growth management planToowoomba regional councilProperty research

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