
This weeks round up asks how cost effective are mitigation strategies, where infant mortality rates in Texas are highest and looks at other important urban insights and challenges from the Sun Belt and beyond.
This weeks round up asks how cost effective are mitigation strategies, where infant mortality rates in Texas are highest and looks at other important urban insights and challenges from the Sun Belt and beyond.
Cementing Millennials Downtown: Expressions and Impacts
This report explores how real estate developers are cementing Millennials in the downtowns of two Sun Belt cities, Phoenix and Houston, which are emerging sites of Millennial migration.
In Phoenix and Houston, Effort to Attract Millennials Is Reshaping Downtown
New research looks at how Millennials’ preferences – perceived and actual – are changing downtown housing developments.
How the Eastside Became Home to San Antonio’s Black Community
Via The Rivard Report: Former San Antonio city council member looks back at the history of the city’s Eastside community.
Even as Sun Belt states and cities still grow, the rate is slowing in some, still climbing in others.
Projections Show How Houston, and the Country, Will Change by 2030
The city of the future, how will Houston look in the future?
What We Know About Educational Inequality in Houston and Beyond
As different as schools districts across the country are, there are some consistent similarities when it comes to inequality.
Average Election in Houston, Harris County Doesn't Include A Hispanic Candidate
Houston struggles with turnout and representation, but a new report offers possible reforms.
Estimates Show The Houston Neighborhoods With the Most Flooding
Still just estimates, but the analysis is a start to understanding the damage.
Advocates Urge Change to Protect Undocumented Immigrants in Houston
Vulnerable to abuse and exploitation, undocumented immigrants are fighting for change locally and nationally.
Mapping Tool Helps Neighborhoods Better Understand Harvey, Houston
The tool from the Kinder Institute brings together a wide range of datasets, including recent flood data.
The Human and Economic Costs of Rescinding DACA
Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner called DACA recipients "part of the American fabric and future.”
Mapping Harvey Rainfall, Rescues and Resources in Houston
These five maps will help provide context as well as critical information for getting around Houston now.
Trust and Segregation in a Diverse City
How do segregation and diversity affect what sociologists call generalized trust?
Q+A: Energy and Houston's Future
Innovation is everything, but is Houston up to the challenge?
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