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  1. Metropolitan Planning Council and Institute for Transportation & Development Policy recommend broader zoning, financial incentives to attract more development near transit in Chicago, fueling population growth and bringing amenities to neighborhoods across the city

    • Jul 29, 2015

  2. How can we make it easier for developers and communities to deliver the affordable housing we need?

  3. Talking Transit: Why the U.S. can’t invest more in transportation infrastructure

  4. More Choices for More Families: What we learned at the Sixth National Housing Mobility Conference

    • By Breann Gala and MPC Research Assistant Luz Reyna
    • Jul 29, 2015

  5. A 'call' answered, for smarter, leaner government in Illinois

    • By Gary Grasso, DuPage County Board member
    • Jul 28, 2015

  6. Flooding in Chicago: Past, present and future

    • By Momcilo Markus
    • Jul 28, 2015

  7. City of Chicago unveils proposal for 2015 TOD ordinance

    • Jul 27, 2015

  8. Dancing for clean water

    • By Danielle Gallet and MPC Research Assistant Kelli-Ann Sottile
    • Jul 22, 2015

  9. Building an ecodistrict at Paris’ Gare de Rungis

  10. A new approach to infrastructure: Lessons learned from Ontario’s experience

    • By David Morley, senior vice president, Infrastructure Ontario
    • Jul 17, 2015

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