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- Thu 19:
In Third Term, Bloomberg Must Align All Agencies With PlaNYC
- Wed 4:
Congress Set to Double the Size of Sprawl-Centric Home Buyer’s Tax Credit
- Thu 29:
Eyes on the Street: The Gateway Center Pedestrian Maul
- Fri 16:
TOD Stalls as Lenders Continue to Bank on Parking
- Thu 6:
PBS NewsHour Takes on Alabama’s “Zombie Highway” Tonight
- Tue 16:
In the Works: Senate Bill to Promote Sustainable Development
- Fri 12:
New Urbanism: Built to Last
- Fri 8:
Victory for Hell's Kitchen: Lawsuit Limits New Parking
- Mon 2:
Next American City Invites You to Their Spring Party, Thursday
- Tue 2:
Blocking the Box: Traffic Concerns Nix Big Retail From GWB Bus Station
- Wed 15:
Study: City Residential Parking Requirements Lead to More Driving
- Mon 22:
CHEKPEDS: Check Up on Far West Side Proposals Tonight
- Mon 18:
Planners and Green Groups Call for Off-Street Parking Reform
- Wed 30:
Bloomberg Endorses 2,300-Car Big Box Garage for West Side
- Fri 18:
Richard Florida: Decline of the Burbs is Not Just About Gas Prices
- Wed 25:
Want a New Public Plaza in Your Neighborhood? Apply Now.
- Fri 13:
Meet the Designer Behind the NYC Parking Boom
- Thu 12:
City Planning Commission Approves 400-Car Garage for Hell's Kitchen
- Mon 19:
MTA Reaches Deal for Hudson Yards... Again
- Mon 12:
Historic Town Chooses to "Retain Its Charm" By Enabling Sprawl
- Wed 7:
Atlantic Yards or Atlantic Lots?
- Thu 10:
If You Build It With Less Parking, They Will Still Come
- Thu 28:
Flatbush and Atlantic: Hellacious, Deadly, Likely to Get Worse
- Fri 22:
Today's McMansions, Tomorrow's Tenements
- Fri 15:
City Planning: Fourth Avenue a "Missed Opportunity"
- Wed 13:
"My Other Car Is a Bright Green City"
- Wed 6:
New York Can Do Better Than the "New Fourth Avenue"
- Wed 30:
Fate of Pier 40 Could Be Determined Tomorrow
- Tue 29:
Interstate Access, Plenty of Parking at the "Green" Airport
- Wed 16:
South Bronx Develops Into Yankee Stadium Parking Lot
- Tue 15:
Will the Tide Turn on City Parking Policy?
- Fri 11:
Does Times Real Estate VP's "Joke" Betray Anti-Bike Bias?
- Thu 10:
Times Square: Too Many People, or Just Too Many Cars?
- Tue 8:
Bronxites Pick Parking Over People
- Thu 6:
New York Times Employees Say Renzo Forgot the Bike Parking
- Thu 29:
Carrion Gets $30K Donation Following Yanks Walkway Deal
- Thu 8:
Big Builders Explain Why Congestion Pricing is Important
- Wed 24:
State Opposes City Plan for Hell's Kitchen Parking
- Mon 15:
Robin Chase: "The Web 2.0 of Transportation Technologies"
- Mon 15:
Indianapolis Paves the Way for Bikes and Pedestrians
- Tue 9:
City Approves Subsidized Yankee Stadium Parking
- Mon 8:
"En-Suite" Parking, for the Discerning Antisocial Urbanite
- Wed 3:
Yankees' Subsidy Deal Gets Stranger and Stranger
- Fri 21:
Making the Case for Compact Development
- Thu 20:
No Vote on Stadium Deal by Bronx Borough Board
- Tue 18:
City Hopes to Draw Constant Traffic to Subsidized Stadium Garages
- Mon 17:
Meet Your Industrial Development Agency
- Thu 13:
Does New York Need a 'New Moses'?
- Thu 13:
World Cities Adding One Million People Every Week
- Thu 13:
Garages Yield to Human-Oriented Development
- Wed 12:
A Streets Renaissance in Lower Manhattan
- Tue 11:
Vote Postponed on Yankees Parking Subsidy
- Fri 7:
The Bronx Is Burning Over Subsidized Stadium Parking
- Thu 6:
Bronx Boro Prez Issues Protest at Yankees Parking Hearing
- Wed 5:
Take Me Out to the Yankees Parking Subsidy Hearing
- Wed 29:
Casino-Jamming in the Catskills
- Fri 10:
City Launches "Public Plaza Initiative" at DUMBO Pocket Park
- Tue 7:
Hello, Dolly!
- Mon 6:
New Blog Focuses on Tearing Down the "Highway to Nowhere"
- Wed 18:
NYC's Greenest Building Cracks Down on Bikes (Updated)
- Thu 5:
No Exit, Upper West Side Style
- Tue 3:
Good Stuff in This Week's Mobilizing the Region
- Fri 22:
Meatpacking District Will Get a Makeover
- Fri 1:
City Wants 20,000 New Parking Spaces in Hell's Kitchen
- Fri 11:
PlaNYC Quietly Introduces "Safe Routes to Transit"
- Thu 10:
There Are Certain Facts That We've All Got to Face Up To
- Wed 9:
Biofuels, Bus Lanes and Beer
- Mon 7:
Choose Your Own Hells Kitchen
- Mon 7:
They Cover the Waterfront: Brooklyn's Future Greenway
- Fri 27:
Can Technology Make Public Transit More Alluring?
- Wed 25:
Queens Chamber Continues Campaign Against Congestion Pricing
- Mon 23:
How Green Is Our Mayor
- Sat 21:
StreetFilm: Talking Transportation with Bob Kiley
- Fri 20:
They Come to Bury the BQE, Not to Praise It
- Fri 13:
Find Yourself a City to Live In
- Thu 12:
City's Parking Expansion Sustains Nothing but Motoring
- Mon 9:
Pedestrian Safety: London Shows How NYC Can Do Better
- Mon 9:
City Pitches in for Yankee Stadium Parking
- Thu 29:
A Community Workshop to Re-envision Grand Army Plaza
- Wed 28:
An English Plan in New York
- Tue 13:
DOT's Park Slope Proposal: Is this Atlantic Yards Planning?
- Tue 13:
PlaNYC 2030 Project "Tearing Things Up" at City Hall
- Tue 13:
Correction...
- Fri 9:
Report from Atlanta: Don't Walk This Way
- Thu 8:
The New York City Parking Boom
- Thu 8:
Brooklyn to Bloomberg: Include Local Stakeholders in Planning
- Wed 7:
DOT's Park Slope Plan Requires Community Board Support
- Wed 28:
DOT to Propose Radical New Traffic Plan for Park Slope
- Tue 27:
No Parking Slope
- Thu 22:
Atlantic Yards Planner: "Space on Streets is Useless Space"
- Wed 21:
The New Jane Jacobs vs. the New Robert Moses?
- Tue 20:
Will "Atlantic Yards" Kill the JFK-Lower Manhattan Rail Link?
- Wed 14:
The Power of Moses: Please Wield Responsibly
- Tue 13:
Sustainable Transportation for NYC: How to Make it Happen
- Mon 12:
The Seed of a Revolution in Red Hook
- Fri 9:
Congestion Tops Citizens' PlaNYC 2030 Concerns
- Fri 9:
Robert Moses's Fundamental Misunderstanding
- Tue 6:
New York New Visions Tackles "Sustainable" New York Future
- Tue 23:
The Known Unknowns of New York City's Streets
- Tue 16:
Flushed Away
- Tue 16:
PLANYC 2030 Community Leader Meetings
- Wed 10:
Making Hell's Kitchen Less Hellish
- Fri 5:
Where the Sidewalk Ends: Dubai
- Wed 3:
Day Two: Ten Things for Governor Spitzer to Fix
- Fri 22:
New German Community Models Car-Free Living
- Wed 20:
Eyes on the Most Powerful Man in New York State Gov't
- Tue 19:
Did a Blogger's Big Scoop Stall "Atlantic Yards?"
- Mon 18:
Holiday Book Recommendations Open Thread
- Wed 13:
Futurama 2030 Speech: News Round-Up
- Tue 12:
Futurama 2030: Bloomberg Outlines Ambitious 10-Point Agenda
- Tue 12:
Bloomberg: "New York City 2030: Accepting the Challenge"
- Fri 8:
Seoul's New Heart
- Thu 7:
Three Concrete Proposals for New York City Traffic Relief
- Wed 6:
A Parking Lot Grows in Brooklyn
- Wed 29:
What Went Wrong With "Atlantic Yards?"
- Mon 20:
Speak Up to Keep the Willoughby Street Pedestrian Plaza
- Fri 17:
Transit-Oriented Development in Jersey City
- Fri 10:
T is for Transit-Oriented Development
- Wed 8:
Buses and Atlantic Yards
- Wed 8:
Car-Free Manhattan: Just Wait 100 Years
- Fri 3:
Transit-Oriented Development Forum
- Thu 2:
London Calling. Are New York's Leaders Really Listening?
- Tue 31:
T.O.D. in Brooklyn: Turning Parking Lots into Housing
- Tue 17:
The Cost of Sprawl on Low-Income Families
- Fri 13:
Ride a Bike & Get the World's Best Cookie Half-Price
- Thu 12:
Brooklyn Waterfront Greenway: Important Meeting Tonight
- Wed 11:
Planetizen Interview With Amanda Burden
- Tue 10:
Important Manhattan Transportation Forum on Thursday
- Wed 4:
Can Sprawl Be Beneficial?
- Thu 21:
Breaking: Bloomberg to Announce Big Sustainability Plan Today
- Tue 12:
Community Forum on Atlantic Yards
- Tue 29:
Dead Ball
- Mon 28:
The Suburbanization of NYC's Waterfront
- Wed 23:
"Atlantic Yards" Public Hearing
- Wed 16:
Sneak Preview of Bloomberg's 21st Century Urban Vision
- Mon 14:
Having it Both Ways in the "Atlantic Yards" DEIS
- Sat 12:
The Post 'Drops the Ball' on Yankee Stadium Story
- Fri 11:
Guess-the-Suburb Winner Is: Matt
- Wed 9:
Report Calls for Radical Rethink of New York Area Planning
- Wed 9:
Can You Name the Town?
- Mon 7:
New York Magazine on the "Atlantic Yards" Project
- Thu 3:
Community Board Forums on "Atlantic Yards"
- Tue 25:
"Atlantic Yards" Public Input Workshop
- Mon 24:
Lost in Transition: Williamsburg & Carroll Gardens
- Thu 20:
"Atlantic Yards" Public Input Workshop
- Wed 19:
Headlines You Don't Want to See Above a Photo of Your Block
- Tue 18:
"Atlantic Yards" Public Input Workshop
- Tue 18:
Atlantic Yards Hearing Set for... When You're Out of Town
- Mon 17:
Traffic Engineering by Body Count
- Sun 16:
Vehicle City
- Tue 11:
Atlantic Yards Environmental Review Workshop
- Tue 11:
Unwarranted Traffic Chaos in Red Hook
- Mon 10:
Rally for Smart Growth in Brooklyn
- Thu 29:
Atlantic Yards Traffic and Parking
- Mon 12:
Municipal Art Society Public Forum on Atlantic Yards
- Mon 15:
A Better Way To Do Development
- Fri 28:
Car Fight