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At the end of June, the House of Representatives voted to extend the $8,000 homebuyers' tax credit, by an extraordinary margin of 409-5. The Senate approved the measure on a voice vote...
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For decades, many urban planners have argued that the link between transportation and land use is unbreakable; the kind of communities we live in directly affect the way we get around, and vice-versa...
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Residents of Redwood City's mobile home parks enjoy something rare today on the Peninsula - affordable housing in a place that promises to once again be a robust job market. Living where we do, however, has a number of downsides....
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Developers worry that new air quality guidelines could delay or kill urban housing projects by adding costs and time to the approvals process and exposing developments to more lawsuits...
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"This is way too high, and way too dense for something with 50 percent of its borders on a historic district," Read On

To some Dilworth residents, the Charlotte Housing Authority's rezoning request is too much, too close, and too high.  The agency wants to redevelop 17 acres it owns along South Boulevard into mostly market-rate housing. If the authority is approved, a developer could add 1.3 million square feet of housing, offices and retail to the area, which surrounds the Strawn Apartments...
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The Urban Land Conservancy paid $1.3 million for 1.3 acres near the Yale light-rail station.  ULC purchased the property at 5155 E. Yale Circle using Denver's Transit Oriented Development Fund, created to buy property around transit stops....
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