While we'd all like to think that unions exist to promote "the workers" or socialism or the revolution or whatever we want, the reality is that they exist to promote the interests of their own members. And while we'd also like to think that the...
housing
We talk a lot about the housing problems of the contemporary cities. But it's not only the cities. At least in some places, it is also a big problem in.
This is one of those studies that demonstrates things already well known by scholars of the relevant fields such as environmental history and environmental justice, but since it comes out.
This is amazing. For most of a two-hour meeting last month, the leaders of a wealthy Silicon Valley town debated a new state law that vexed them: Senate Bill 9, allowing developers to build duplexes on single-family lots.The same day, the leaders of the town,...
Very interesting piece on how the story we tell about redlining and postwar housing loans is a bit more complicated than previously discussed. But new research shows that the maps.
Can't build dense housing because of the.....historical nature of a highway! Members of the Merritt Parkway Conservancy are urging town officials to reject a project that will build 120 units.
Our Silicon Valley techbros continue to pay so many dividends, if you are a shareholder at least. Otherwise, they see you as a mark for DISRUPTION!!! I was not aware that this included the rental market, but of course it would. Rachel Cohen has a...
Since this is a topic we are already discussing today, I think another post is not too much. The reality is that a broken housing market combined with record income.
With house prices skyrocketing, the need for affordable housing is greater than ever. The Biden administration is aware of these issues and making early steps toward moving in the right.
I am consistently amused walking around the east side of Providence, by far the richest part of the city, where whites in large houses have Black Lives Matter signs up and where you know damn well they are sending their kids to private, mostly white...
I was in Louisiana once, visiting a plantation where slave housing still existed. And I saw what I still think is one of the most remarkable things I've ever seen..
Here is an interesting indigenous perspective on housing as a human right and how a capitalist market-based housing system is a disaster for everyone who can't afford to play: According.