Where People Want to Live

“Complete communities are going to be where people want to live,” says David Edgell, principal planner at OSPC.  He is featured in Dover/Kent County Metropolitan Planning Organization’s two-part Journeys spotlight in the Spring and Summer 2013...

Proximity to Public Transit Boosts Home Values

A new study from the Center for Neighborhood Technology affirms that homes located near public transportation maintain their property values better than homes without transit access.  The study found that residential property values hold their value 42 percent better...

CNU’s Sustainable Street Network Booklet

The Congress for the New Urbanism (CNU) has compiled a set of principles and key characteristics into an easy-to-read and downloadable Sustainable Street Network Principles booklet. The booklet advocates that streets should be designed to play three simultaneous...

Community Preference Survey

The National Association of Realtors 2011 Community Preference Survey explores Americans’ wants regarding neighborhood characteristics such as proximity to parks and shopping, walkability, and commuting time, and the trade-offs in home type and size that people may be...