One housing complex can’t reverse decades of historical trends—but city officials hope 43 Green can be a model for equitable development.
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How to avoid being a livable streets jerk
Thoughtful transportation advocacy requires intersectionality and a willingness to listen.
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High-rise, high anxiety
Lakeview residents fear the transit-oriented development replacing the shuttered Treasure Island supermarket will create a parking crunch. Here’s why they’re wrong.
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Despite a few bumps in the road, Chicago’s year in transportation didn’t suck
The Trump administration still threatens sustainable infrastructure, but 2017 brought improvements to Chicago’s streets, transit hubs, and bikeways.
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Former Belmont flyover opponents try to make the best of a bad situation
With plans for the overpass full speed ahead, they plan to push for quality transit-oriented developments and new public space.
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Despite high-profile deaths, 2016 was a good year for Chicago transportation
Equity became an increasingly important concern for decision makers and activists.
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Activists worry CTA-friendly housing will accelerate Logan Square gentrification
But advocates say it’s a good way to increase density and keep rental prices down.
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2015 was a great year for Chicago transit
Milestones in Chicago’s year in transportation included the Riverwalk extension, the 606, the Divvy expansion, and Loop Link.