Robert Steuteville

The historic urban crime reduction, if long term, will have significant ramifications for the housing market and urbanism.

A report from Massachusetts quantifies the significant potential of legalizing four- to six-story single-stair buildings.

Addison Circle was designed as a transit-oriented development 30 years before the transit line opened. The far-sighted, gutsy dream became a reality last fall.

The Reynolds Cottages are a fine example of missing middle housing, reusing a vacant block in Brunswick, Georgia.

A nationwide Realtors survey reveals that a majority of Americans prefer a walkable neighborhood, and they are willing to pay for it. That tracks with higher values in highly walkable neighborhoods.

Most of these cities are built on a grid, an important point, according to the CNU founder and internationally known planner.

The Painted Babies show how well-designed micro-homes can make a statement at the right price.

Esmeralda Land Company has options on a former lumber mill in Cloverdale, with plans for an educational and cultural community.

Let the ride begin: An image shows how West Palm Beach is a different place three decades after a master plan and code.

Creating public space at a transit stop