Livable Places Update
2011 Archive
- Research Demonstrates Link Between Smart Growth and Jobs
- Bike and Pedestrian Infrastructure Improvements Create More Jobs
- Transit Also Creates More Jobs Than Highways
- City Revenues Rise With Transit-Oriented Development
- Property Taxes Per Acre Highest for Buildings in Smart Growth Downtowns
- Housing Defaults Reduced in Walkable Neighborhoods
- Bikes Gain Increased Recognition in CA as a Transportation Option
- Long Term Viability of Bikes as an Alternative Transportation Mode
- A History of the Ahwahnee Principles
- Implementation of the Ahwahnee Principles Today
- 20th Annual Ahwahnee Conference Provides New Vistas
- Walk, Don’t Drive To the Economic Recovery
- Walk, Don’t Drive — Key to Health As Well As Economic Recovery
- Call for Session Proposals for New Partners for Smart Growth 2012
- The Car and the Pedestrian — Are Cities Playing Favorites?
- Study Shows Economic Advantage of Favoring the Pedestrian
- Cities Become Climate Ready By Building on Existing Strengths