There's no such thing as a dangerous neighborhood
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How poor Americans get exploited by their landlords
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Housing discrimination made summers even hotter
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A group of mothers, a vacant home, and a win for fair housing
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What tech companies need to do before ‘solving’ urban problems
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How Berlin's Mietskaserne tenements became coveted urban housing
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Why Amsterdam’s canal houses have endured for 300 years
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What’s behind the iconic floor plan of London
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What ‘livability’ looks like for Black women
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When Minneapolis segregated
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Would capping office space ease San Francisco’s housing crunch?
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A microbial map of the city – Boston, USA
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How valuing productivity, not profession, could reduce US inequality
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Bjarke Ingels Group and WXY reimagine downtown Brooklyn
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How elite professions create inequality
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How ride-hail companies can help, not hurt, cities
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Denser housing is gaining traction on America’s east coast
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Why Kansas City’s free transit experiment matters
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Oslo wants to build the world's first zero-emissions port
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California contemplates a dark and fiery future
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Pete Buttigieg’s climate vision: Local fixes for a planet in crisis
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How Helsinki built book heaven – Finland's most ambitious library is a kind of monument to the Nordic model of civic engagement
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The evolution of urban planning in ten diagrams
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Why we need to dream bigger than bike lanes
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Why New York City stopped building subways
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A modest proposal to make domestic air travel obsolete
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Why speed kills cities: US cities are dropping urban speed limits in an effort to boost safety and lower crash rates. But the benefits of less-rapid urban mobility don’t end there
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How American cities score on clean energy
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Europe’s cities weren’t built for this kind of heat
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Here’s what the heat island looks like in east coast cities
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Mapping the effects of the great 1960s ‘freeway revolts’
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The lonely death of a south Texas skyscraper
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In Denmark's train dream the next big city is only an hour away
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When affordable housing in Shanghai is a bed in the kitchen
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Why US cities aren’t using more electric buses
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How Utrecht became a paradise for cyclists
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Can ‘pods’ bring quiet to the noisy open office?
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In gentrifying Washington, a family inheritance becomes LGBT housing
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Minimum wage still can’t pay for a two-bedroom apartment anywhere
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Why I found my community in a Starbucks
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When street food builds one community, and rankles another: Berlin’s Thaipark has long represented the best of what informal food markets have to offer. So why does the city think it’s a problem?
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Ireland is ready to bet big on battery-powered trains
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The subtle ways cities are restricting abortion access
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Corporations are getting better at gutting worker protections
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Gender-segregated swim hours create hot water in some city pools
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Netflix’s ‘Street Food’ reveals a thriving and threatened culture
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In a town shaped by water, the river is winning
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Paris will create the city's largest gardens around the Eiffel Tower
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‘Fairbnb’ wants to be the unproblematic alternative to Airbnb
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Can car-crazy Dallas learn to love bikes?
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