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Planners worry that the success of the waterfront district has led to its overdevelopment.

“The Roots of Urban Renaissance: Gentrification and the Struggle over Harlem” is available from the Harvard University Press for .95.

Cities have to prioritize displacement as a policy issue if they want to achieve inclusive growth, writes David Whitehead.

The state Supreme Court on Thursday sided with San Diego’s regional transportation agency, known as SANDAG, over environmental groups.

A Baltimore nonprofit is pinning a lot of hopes on a small footprint.

The IDEA1 building, opening in September, offers housing, office space, retail and an open-air atrium where ideas and entertainment will come together.

California Arts Council will offer ,000 in support per district during a two-year pilot period.

Has Daniel Burnham-style planning returned to Chicago? The Redefine the Drive process so far seems like a resounding affirmation of ‘magic to stir [women and] men’s blood.’

An urban county’s income inequality was one of the most effective ways to predict when it would enter the Great Recession.

What cities look like in the age of autonomous cars? For starters, we’ll have a lot more street space.