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Shelly Banjo's piece in the Wall Street Journal focuses on new communities that strive to be 'green' and reduce sprawl.

For the first time in 16 years (excluding the time after Hurricane Katrina), U.S. gasoline consumption has declined from the previous year.

Lifestyle Magazine has a nice feature on the basics of new urbanism.

Despite rampant decay and population loss only fifteen years ago, Providence, RI today stands as a model for

Chris Leinberger's recent article in the Atlantic Monthly discusses the decay of conventional suburbs and the change in the way Americans

HRH The Prince of Wales recently discussed his opinions of tall buildings in London.

Hans Monderman, a speaker at November's CNU Transportation Summit in London, passed away recently from a fight with cancer.

Wall Street Journal transportation columnist Joseph White just wrote an interesting piece on Vehicle Miles Traveled in America.

As we experience a poor housing market in America, it's important to consider the geography of areas both losing and gaining property value. The

As recent Austin Business Journal articles can attest, planning in Austin is becoming more and more dominated by new urbanists.