Tips on Passing the AICP Exam from Newly Certified Planners
New AICP members John Novi and AICP Candidate Tanner [...]
How a diverse coalition in Portland, OR is centering racial equity in large-scale development project
Since 2018, Project for Public Spaces has been honored [...]
Reading: Who Profits from Crisis? Housing Grabs in Times of Recovery
In Los Angeles, and across the United States, the [...]
Los Angeles is Ready for Single-Family Zoning Reform
George Floyd’s murder in May expanded this nation’s racial [...]
Does Shared Equity Housing Work?
Shared equity housing strategies are drawing increasing interest from [...]
How State and Local Governments are Responding to the Affordability Crisis
The country is in the midst of a housing [...]
California’s New Law Gives Communities a Chance to Stop the Private Equity Housing Grab
House flipping or investing in rental properties was around [...]
America’s Racist Housing Rules Really Can be Fixed
More than 50 years after passage of the Fair [...]
Structural Racism Explainer Collection
Our history of discriminatory policies and institutional practices has [...]
Placemaking Postcards
Placemaking Postcards is a blog series from the Bass [...]