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Redeveloping Excess Parking: An Incremental Approach in a Texas Suburb

In Duncanville, Texas, developer Monte Anderson saw potential in the Wheatland Plaza strip mall and is now transforming it into 16 affordable townhomes. His project, a partnership with Habitat for Humanity, demonstrates how underused land can be repurposed to benefit communities. It turns out that small-scale, incremental development can actually have a big impact.

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Our New Parking Reform Legislation Map

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Strategies for Responding to Parking Reform Anxiety

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Building a U.S. Parking Minimums Database

Using data to inform and reform policies isn’t new. However, in order to analyze data, you need to be able to access the data — even better if it’s already processed and formatted. There’s no unified database for parking minimums in the United States, so we were tasked to build one using automation to speed up the data parsing.

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Event: Tackling Parking Reform in Hawaii – Taking Down Parking Lots and Unpaving Paradise.

Event: Tackling Parking Reform in Hawaii – Taking Down Parking Lots and Unpaving Paradise. Read More »