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Kinder Institute

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Podcast: How to Build Stronger Suburbs

By Kinder Institute | Dec 6, 2016 | No Comments
If you think you know the suburbs, think again.

In Houston, a Regular Bus Rider Encounters Characters – and Kindness

By Kinder Institute | Nov 16, 2016 | No Comments
It is not rare for a woman’s friendliness to be misconstrued as interest in the interlocutor. But when advances are made from the least expected quarters, one is left mildly amused.
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Do Atlanta Residents Value Transit More Than Houstonians?

By Kinder Institute | Nov 2, 2016 | No Comments
Ryan Holeywell | October 28, 2016 Houstonians and Atlantans alike are frustrated by traffic. How they want to address it is a different matter.
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What Makes a Great City? Great Public Spaces. And These 6 Rules

By Kinder Institute | Oct 3, 2016 | No Comments
Ryan Holeywell | October 3, 2016 A new book explains the six steps needed to create amazing spaces.
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Can Public Transit and Ride-Share Companies Get Along?

By Kinder Institute | Sep 22, 2016 | No Comments
Kyle Shelton | September 22, 2016 Across the country, transit agencies and ride-sharing services are partnering up. Will those agencies come to regret it?
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What Downtown Plano’s Rebirth Can Teach Other Mid-Sized Cities

By Kinder Institute | Sep 8, 2016 | No Comments
Andrew Keatts | @andy_keatts | September 8, 2016
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Suburban Sprawl and Poor Preparation Worsened Flood Damage in Louisiana

By Kinder Institute | Sep 6, 2016 | No Comments
Craig E. Colten | September 6, 2016 If there is one lesson we have learned about floods, it is that records are made to be broken.
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I Moved to Houston From 9,000 Miles Away — What I Saw Surprised Me

By Kinder Institute | Aug 25, 2016 | No Comments
Sukhada Tatke | August 25, 2016 Nearly a quarter of Houstonians are foreign-born, like me. This is what the city looks like through my eyes.
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How Questions About Density Complicate the Sun Belt Growth Narrative

By Kinder Institute | Jul 25, 2016 | No Comments
Andrew Keatts | July 25, 2016 Sun Belt cities are growing -- but more often than not, it's happening in a less-than-urban way.
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In New Transportation Plan, Nashville Offers Model For Sun Belt Cities

By Kinder Institute | Jul 21, 2016 | No Comments
Ryan Holeywell | July 21, 2016 The plan focuses on relatively quick, incremental steps that can have big impacts.
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Houston METRO Chair Shares Five Big Ideas for System’s Future

By Kinder Institute | Jul 18, 2016 | No Comments
Ryan Holeywell | July 18, 2016 Carrin Patman discusses Houston METRO's plans for an Uptown connection; Hobby airport; and how she plans to coordinate with City Hall.
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What the Ashby High-Rise Case Means for the Future of Houston Development

By Kinder Institute | Jul 15, 2016 | No Comments
Matthew Festa | July 15, 2016 The ruling should help eliminate uncertainty around Houston development and promote more clarity around the city's brand of "zoning lite."
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