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We Can Have Nice Things
By Stephanie Nakhleh
Stephanie Nakhleh is a journalist from Los Alamos covering how policy shapes daily life. She writes about systems, housing, and local government—and what it takes to build a future that works better for more people.

Stephanie is one of the most thoughtful and engaging new voices writing about urbanism and housing policy on Substack.

- Ryan Puzycki

Changing Lanes
Changing Lanes
By Andrew Miller
Navigate the future of mobility, AI, and innovation, with insights for investors, decision-makers, and futurists.

From self-driving cars to high-speed rail, Andrew draws on his real-world expertise to engagingly explain how transportation innovation is reshaping our cities and society.

- Ryan Puzycki

The Post-Suburban Future
The Post-Suburban Future
By Andrew Burleson
Exploring the future of our cities and neighborhoods
Abundance New York
Abundance New York
By Catherine Vaughan
Abundance New York is building a new political home for New Yorkers who believe our city and state's superpowers are growth and change. Read here to learn more about our vision and how to take action.
The New Urban Order
The New Urban Order
By Diana Lind
Exploring cities around the world, and the housing, climate, mobility, culture, and tech in them.
Cornerstone
Cornerstone
By Luca Gattoni-Celli
Exploring urbanism and the world we build for each other.
Jeremy's Quarterly
Jeremy's Quarterly
By Jeremy Levine
Insights on housing policy, movement building, governance, and mushrooms, shared from the YIMBY trenches. Published weekly.
The Roots of Progress
The Roots of Progress
By Jason Crawford
The history of technology and the philosophy of progress—a digest of posts from rootsofprogress.org
Maximum New York
Maximum New York
By Daniel
NYC abundance—more people, more housing, more opportunity, more greatness than ever.
Urban Proxima
Urban Proxima
By Jeff Fong
Cities, Technology, and the Future
The Psychology of Ambition
The Psychology of Ambition
By Dr. Gena Gorlin
Synthesizing science, philosophy, and observations from my practice to serve the unmet needs of ambitious builders.
Virginia's Newsletter
Virginia's Newsletter
By Virginia Postrel
Commerce, culture, and curiosity
Arbitrary Lines
Arbitrary Lines
By M. Nolan Gray
My name is M. Nolan Gray, and this is really more of a comment than a question.
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