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/r/Urbanism/

r/Urbanism

68k members
r/Urbanism is a subreddit with 68k members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is large in size.
Welcome to /r/urbanism where we discuss urban design, development, and planning including: architecture, unbuilt projects, and design criticism. Cities are amazing places, or can be - share your stories and thoughts and let's grow this community together. (Please keep it civil and on-topic!)

Popular Themes in r/Urbanism

#1
Opportunities
: "Baltimore is the most underrated city In the us, here are some pics of fells point, my personal favorite neighborhood"
11 posts
#2
News
: "Brick streets looks a lot nicer than asphalt streets"
11 posts
#3
Pain & Anger
: "Trump on high-speed rail between San Francisco and Los Angeles: "It shouldn't never been built because airplanes do it better. And you can drive it. No problem with driving it. The road aren't even crowded.""
8 posts
#4
Ideas
: "What to do with the American suburban garage? Turn it into retail."
7 posts
#5
Advice Requests
: "Study: If You Want More Babies, Make Mortgages Affordable For Young People"
4 posts
#6
Solution Requests
: "Help me improve this historic intersection in Spain, part of a citizen-led urban planning initiative"
3 posts
#7
Money Talk
: "Car-free lifestyle is boosting sales in Houston's newest neighborhood"
1 post

Popular Topics in r/Urbanism

#1

Cities

: "Smaller Pennsylvania Cities are urbanism hidden gems"
51 posts
#2

Urbanism

: "Smaller Pennsylvania cities are Urbanism hidden gems"
50 posts
#3

Housing

: "The Anglosphere has a Housing shortage"
42 posts
#4

Zoning

: "My city's (Las Cruces,NM) city council just voted in favor of major Zoning reform. The NIMBYs were out in full force with their fear mongering, but they lost"
15 posts
#5

Urban Planning

: "The whole country Is starting to look like California | Housing prices are rising fast in red and purple states known for being easy places to build. How can that be?"
14 posts
#6

Development

: "More micro businesses"
13 posts
#7

Urban

11 posts
#8

Transportation

: "Photo from last weeks Power Outage in Barcelona. This is what people refer to when we say the US has a “Missing Middle” problem."
9 posts
#9

Public Transit

: "USA: Safe, walkable, mixed-use development, reliable Public Transit at ski resorts but not in our cities. Why?"
8 posts
#10

Planning

: "Problems with 'laissez-faire' Planning"
7 posts

Member Growth in r/Urbanism

Yearly
+28k members(71.6%)

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