Summer 3Q08 Highlights
It's time again for the quarterly highlights post. These posts have been chosen with a particular focus on significant ideas I'd like to see kept alive for discussion and action, and they're mainly targeted at new readers who want to get caught up with a quick overview of the Houston Strategies landscape. I also like to track what I think of as "reference posts" that sum up a particular topic or argument.Don't forget we offer an email option for the roughly twice/week posts - see the Google Groups subscription signup box in the right sidebar. An RSS feed link (Atom) (or RSS 2.0) is also available. As always, thanks for your readership.
September
- Not much because of Hurricane Ike, other than minor posts on why Reason and Milwaukee like Houston, and the concept of Urban Romanticism
July
- Adapting Metro Solutions to the new realities
- Doing commuter rail right by 2012
- Harvard prof on Houston over NYC
- Why there aren't more New Urbanist developments
- My solution to the national housing crisis
June
May
- Houston #1 Best City to Live, Work, and Play - Kiplinger 2008
- A Map to Houston’s World-Class Future (part 1, part 2)
And from Winter 1Q08:
March
- Time to go back to BRT, Metro?
- Academic study of land-use regs increasing housing prices
- America's next great world city (+ tourism proposal)
- My intro speech from the land-use regulation forum
- Making transit free
- A simple rule for high-rise development
- ULI verdict on Houston
- Finally, a book that truly understands Houston
And don't forget the highlights from the first three years. For what it's worth, I think the best ideas are found there, often in the first year (I had a lot "stored up" before I started blogging).
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