Urban Edge
Space City: Underutilized Lots Provide New Opportunities for Houston Neighborhoods
Empty lots and odd bits of underutilized land are hallmarks of urban life in Houston. Here are four spots that are ripe for change.
As Inequality Rises, So Does Support for Government Action
More and more Houstonians say the government should play an outsized role in reducing inequality.
Cities Are Embracing Streetcars, But It's Not Always Smooth Sailing
Recent streetcar stumbles may offer lessons for cities.
To Thrive, Cities Must Figure Out How to Make "Thick" Infrastructure
Underutilized spaces present the chance to reconnect neighborhoods, offer new transportation options and encourage physical activity.
Along Gulf Coast, Officials Make the Case for Passenger Rail's Return
After more than a decade, the coast could ride the rails again.
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