Rental options will drive the early phases of residential construction as value is built for for-sale opportunities in the future.
Bristol Rising in Connecticut is one of the most comprehensive small city redevelopment plans in the US.
The bust in housing values that began in 2007 has just begun to ravage property tax revenues across the US.
A Brookings analysis shows that 91 of the top 100 metro areas ended the decade with lower median incomes than in 2000.
ULI's forecast of the next few years envisions a combination of scarcity and density that could should be good news for well-ordered urban places.
As condos multiply in downtown Washington, the city government finds it has to pay more attention to what residents think.
More than 400 small houses have been built along Vancouver's alleys since 2009. Here's a look at their economics.
Americans prefer smart growth to conventional suburbia by a 56 percent to 43 percent margin.
Many "drivable-fringe" houses are now are worth less than their replacement cost, a sign of a profound change.
To overcome sprawl, start by rethinking unsustainable, stand-alone business locations, says the author of a new book on "pastoral capitalism."
