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Urban Planning and tech nerds. Data ninjas, GIS evangelists, demystifying markets and solving sites. Making places work for PEOPLE.

Columbus, Ohio, USA
Joined March 2011
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Met this guy today. Looks familiar.
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Welp... just a few days away. Prepare for awesome.
Learn more about the #freight #supplychain shift in the U.S. with @BASteckler from @ECONorthwest, Rick Stein from @UrbanD1, and Jason Sudy from @OHMadvisors at the 2023 @UrbanismNext Conference NEXT WEEK!! REGISTER NOW: bit.ly/3ZRxof0
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Gotta admit...this ChatGPT rendering of Dr. Seuss' interpretation of the #15minutecity isn't half bad.
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12 years on Twitter and rapidly approaching our firms's 13 year anniversary. #MyTwitterAnniversary
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There are no supply chain issues with data. However, there is plenty of data on supply chain issues.
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This is a big deal.
Walmart says it is raising pay for truck drivers, who will now make up to $110,000 in their first year. The company did not provide current salary range for a new truck driver at Walmart, but said they have made an average of $87,500 in their first year. cnb.cx/3KwjZ4g
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I'm not mature enough for this, so I'm going to leave it to y'all.
This is how Tucker began his show tonight
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This guy's on to something 😁
Sharrows are the middle finger of transportation planning.
I'm very proud to have contributed to the American Planning Association's 2022 Trend Report for Planners. It was downright exhilarating to ponder the future with my fellow planners after spending over a year in an underground bunk…lnkd.in/dGh-RQPi lnkd.in/dRgYan8w
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There is no amount of policy or regulation that can outperform increasing housing supply. Ironically, it is policy (stated or unstated) and regulation (lower density zoning) that is exacerbating the affordability issue. #HousingCrisis
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Regulating affordability is futile.
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This paragraph from @tomvanderbilt is sheer perfection. Source: theatlantic.com/ideas/archiv…
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"Nearly one-third of all [office space] renewals last year were for one year or less—that’s triple the norm." And office vacancy rates are at 15.5%, up a good amount since pre-pandemic lows. People are in 'wait and see' mode. New report from @CushWake cushmanwakefield.com/en/insi…
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This is a good sign.
Roads aren't just for vehicles—they are for people.
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Our folks spent a chunk of their time last year expanding on our flagship data product - Detailed Tenure Crosstab (DTC) - to crosstab race data with tenure by age of householder, persons per household, and by income, in anticipation of something like this.
Today, President Biden will take bold action to advance racial equity and support communities of color and other underserved communities.
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In addition, we have companion data sets that crosstab those same data crosstab with housing and transportation cost burden.
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This data has proven to be exceptionally helpful for developers, housing analysts, and state housing authorities with decision-making for LIHTC projects.