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How many Airbnbs is too many?

How many Airbnbs is too many?

And can urbanists be NIMBYs?

lock-1 By Jack Craver 25 Feb 2025
Hooray for earmarks

Hooray for earmarks

Federal earmarks are good for Austin, bad for Trump.

lock-1 By Jack Craver 20 Feb 2025
Cautious optimism for the Statesman

Cautious optimism for the Statesman

The embattled daily gets a new owner.

lock-1 By Jack Craver 19 Feb 2025
Another piece of Project Connect rolls out

Another piece of Project Connect rolls out

Two new bus routes.

lock-1 By Jack Craver 18 Feb 2025

2nd podcast episode with Selena Xie of Austin EMS

Episode 2 of Urban Affairs, my new podcast, is here! Click here to listen on Apple Podcasts or here to listen on Spotify. And please make sure to follow the podcast on either podcast and, if you think it deserves it, leave a good review! Similar to my guest last

By Jack Craver 17 Feb 2025
Get outta the bike lane

Get outta the bike lane

That's the rule!

lock-1 By Jack Craver 14 Feb 2025
What happens to the I-35 grant?

What happens to the I-35 grant?

The ground holding up the I-35 caps just got shakier.

lock-1 By Jack Craver 12 Feb 2025
A heavy lift for a "lighter" site plan

A heavy lift for a "lighter" site plan

City staff is digging in its heels.

lock-1 By Jack Craver 12 Feb 2025
What is the cost-benefit of Dirty 6th?

What is the cost-benefit of Dirty 6th?

What does the nightly debauchery cost taxpayers?

lock-1 By Jack Craver 10 Feb 2025
Can Austin get some more tax $ from Airbnb?

Can Austin get some more tax $ from Airbnb?

Can the city get some more hotel

lock-1 By Jack Craver 07 Feb 2025
Trump's dumb transportation rules

Trump's dumb transportation rules

Good for rich suburbs, bad for cities.

lock-1 By Jack Craver 06 Feb 2025
I started a podcast!

I started a podcast!

Introducing Urban Affairs.

By Jack Craver 05 Feb 2025
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