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Crash Analysis Studio - San Antonio

https://actionlab.strongtowns.org/hc/en-us/sections/20733928605588-Session-14-San-Antonio-Texas

San Antonio Finance Decoder Worksheet

Slides from Today's Presentation

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San Antonio coverage re. safe streets

https://www.strongtowns.org/journal/2023/7/26/whats-incomplete-about-complete-streets

Deep Dive: Resources to Explore

Parking

• Stuck in Park: How Mandatory Parking Minimums Hurt American Cities

Housing

• Housing Ready: A Strong Towns Approach

Recommended Reading

• Dealing With Congestion (Chuck Marohn)

• Embracing Congestion (Chuck Marohn)

• How Do You Solve a Problem Like Congestion? (Dear Winnipeg)

• Why Walkable Streets are More Economically Productive (Rachel Quednau)

• Walkability and Property Values (JLL)

• How Much Value Does Walkability Increase Home Values? (Redfin)

• Economically Productive Streets (Will Burgin)

• Low-cost pop-up shops create big value in Muskegon
   
• What’s Up with All Those Empty Commercial Storefronts in New Mixed-Use Developments?

Recommended Watching

• Why Do We Destroy Our Cities for Highways? (YouTube Video)

• Strong Towns Academy Courses: Transportation Decision-Making and Urban Design

• 🛠 Value Per Acre Analysis: A How-To For Beginners
  A step-by-step guide to conducting your own local "value per acre" investigation—and seeing your city with new eyes.