Denmark has become a wedding destination for people looking to tie the knot without too much paperwork
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Atlanta’s squatter problem is vexing Wall Street landlords
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The 24-hour city: In a push to bolster nightlife, cities are changing laws to keep bars, restaurants and transit systems operating round-the-clock
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Iceland keeps feeding its tourist boom. Will it push locals out? – about six times as many visitors as residents came to the tiny island last year
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Atlanta’s ‘Cop City’ neighbors have no voting rights to stop it
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What Internet memes get wrong about Breezewood, Pennsylvania
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What happened when Tulsa paid people to work remotely
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There's no such thing as a dangerous neighborhood
11 votes -
How poor Americans get exploited by their landlords
7 votes -
A group of mothers, a vacant home, and a win for fair housing
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What ‘livability’ looks like for Black women
10 votes -
When Minneapolis segregated
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Denser housing is gaining traction on America’s east coast
9 votes -
When affordable housing in Shanghai is a bed in the kitchen
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Can ‘pods’ bring quiet to the noisy open office?
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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
6 votes -
Gender-segregated swim hours create hot water in some city pools
7 votes -
‘Fairbnb’ wants to be the unproblematic alternative to Airbnb
8 votes -
Long school commutes are terrible for kids
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The curious tale of the St. Louis street barriers
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How bad is it to let your cat outside?
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The strangest form of White flight
11 votes