Urban Planning

John Phelan on Urban Development

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The Foundations: Market-Pushed Ideas Understanding the Market’s Function On the coronary heart of John Phelan’s imaginative and prescient lies a profound perception within the energy of markets. He argues that free markets, working with minimal interference, are essentially the most environment friendly mechanisms for allocating sources and fostering innovation within the city context. This precept … Read more

Ann Arbor’s True Size: Exploring the Population Without Students

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Defining the Community Beyond the Classroom Ann Arbor, a city synonymous with academia, vibrant culture, and a unique blend of the old and the new, is often viewed through the lens of its prominent student population. The University of Michigan, the engine driving much of the city’s economy and identity, casts a long shadow. But … Read more

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