Learn about bicycle-friendly places, the healthy food movement, and reconnecting with nature in the winter issue of On Common Ground.

As the economy shifts toward walkable urban areas, communities are implementing bike routes, public transportation, and pedestrian-focused features.

Demand for living and working in cities is higher than at any time in the past 60 years. This urban reawakening is the future of our economy.

This issue gives an overview of the wide range of environmental issues communities and property owners will face in the future.

This edition of On Common Ground explores possible remedies to the housing shortage puzzle through a variety of zoning lenses.

This edition of On Common Ground explores downtown turnarounds, corridor redevelopments, and the repurposing of community assets.

This edition of On Common Ground explores the collection and use of big data in many aspects of community planning and management.

This edition of On Common Ground, features signs of hope, signs that are figuring out how to live in, and respond to climate change.

This edition of On Common Ground explores housing production from all angles and discusses a range of approaches we can take.

This edition of On Common Ground explores the various components of the 15-minute city that will be necessary to produce the housing that is needed.

View how decision makers, developers and homeowners are taking action now to preserve the viability of their property and structures into the future.

REALTORS® stand ready to play a pivotal role in helping communities rebuild and recover after the COVID-19 pandemic.

Smart growth is an inherently resilient style of development.

The pot of gold at the end of the rainbow is real and the source of those riches turns out to be smart growth development.

Exploring the causes and possible solutions to the imbalance of the nation's housing supply, including the delivery of much needed affordable housing.

Fair housing is more than just anti-discrimination. This issue discusses the multiple components that we need to address to achieve social equity.

Development is taking a different form than previous boom periods, focusing on re-examining existing buildings and communities.

In this issue of On Common Ground, learn how others are planning for a sustainable future.

Demand for walkable neighborhoods is increasing and the demand is changing real estate. Learn more about why walkability is becoming a necessity.

Learn all about the affordable housing demand, using public land for affordable housing, and the missing middle-income housing market.

Learn about bicycle-friendly places, the healthy food movement, and reconnecting with nature in the winter issue of On Common Ground.

As the economy shifts toward walkable urban areas, communities are implementing bike routes, public transportation, and pedestrian-focused features.

Demand for living and working in cities is higher than at any time in the past 60 years. This urban reawakening is the future of our economy.

This issue gives an overview of the wide range of environmental issues communities and property owners will face in the future.