Many urban thinkers such as Edward Glaeser, Ryan Avent, and Matthew Yglesias make the simple economic argument in their latest books that increasing the supply of urban housing will lower its price. While these books present sound cases against the commonly perceived notion that development causes higher prices, there are still several examples of neighborhoods experiencing both influxes of development...
Maspeth: New York City's Cycling Capital, 2021
I just discovered a cool feature that I didn't notice before on Mapnificent that allows you to calculate travel times depending on whether or not you have your bike. I've always thought about what sort of long term effects prevalent bike usage would have on the geography of the city, and this tool allows you to get a visual idea of...
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