Concerned about a nearly 50 percent surge in home prices along the wildly popular 606 trail, a pair of local aldermen have a plan to stop that gentrification dead in its tracks.
The Waller Creek Conservancy has announced its 2017 line-up for the light-based “Creek Show,” now in its fourth year.
Dallas, Texas, is getting a lot greener.
Plans for a residential and leisure-led regeneration scheme in Leeds centered around the creation of a new public park that draws inspiration from New York’s famous High Line have been approved.
Camden Highline has been proposed by Camden Town Unlimited, which is composed of firms, police, residents and politicians.
South Korea’s answer to New York’s High Line, Seoullo 7017 is a 983-metre-long park that occupies a stretch of the 1970s highway destined for demolition.
Detroit, one of the Great Recession’s hardest-hit cities, is making a comeback driven by investments in small business and local entrepreneurs.
Hundreds of new affordable housing are opening or in the planning stages for the Atlanta BeltLine, one of the hottest real estate destinations in the city.
The 606’s Bloomingdale Trail — a 2.7-mile-long elevated path that runs through four Chicago neighborhoods— has proven the adage: If you build it, they will come.
