Myth: Cities are bad for your health
Cities are where people come together for work and community. We bring our goods and skills and care, but that’s not all we bring. Everyone goes to the bathroom, everyone
Myth – Traffic will get worse!
One of the biggest concerns about new housing is that it will make traffic worse. After all, more people must mean more drivers, right? That doesn’t have to be true
Myth: New developments only line the pockets of greedy developers
You might hear the word “developer” and think “bad”, or “greedy”, or “evil”. You might imagine developers destroying old buildings that we love, building new ones we hate, and making
Myth: We Can’t Have New Buildings Without Parking – People Will Still Have Their Cars
When you decided where to live, you took a lot of factors into account. Price, location, amenities. If you own a car and keeping that car was important to you,
Myth: You Expected A Certain Type Of Neighborhood
You might choose where you live based on what a neighborhood seems like now, and what it might be like in the future. Quiet and bucolic, or raucous and exciting.
Myth: There’s Not Enough Parking
Why wouldn’t you want enough parking? Don’t people need places to park when they go somewhere? Well, sometimes. We all need to go to different parts of a