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I suggest people move to a market principle that forces us to make decisions like, ‘Gee, do we really need a second car in our household'?

July 5, 2012, Christopher B. Leinberger, Washington Post

Walk this Way:The Economic Promise of Walkable Places in Metropolitan Washington, D.C.

May 25, 2012, Christopher B. Leinberger and Mariela Alfonzo

Decreasing Demand for Suburbs on the Metropolitan Fringe

November 25, 2011, Christopher B. Leinberger

Are the Millennials Driving Downtown Corporate Relocations?

June 10, 2011, Christopher B. Leinberger

Walk, Don’t Drive, to the Real Estate Recovery

April 28, 2011, Christopher B. Leinberger

Is NYC’s Bold Transportation Commissioner a Victim of Her Own Success?

March 7, 2011, Christopher B. Leinberger

Boosting Jobs with the Right Kind of Housing and Transportation Efforts

November 10, 2010, Christopher B. Leinberger

The Next Real Estate Boom

November 2010, Patrick C. Doherty and Christopher B. Leinberger

Toronto Takes Off to a Great Walkable North

October 28, 2010, Christopher B. Leinberger

The Effects of the Foreclosure Crisis on the Metropolitan Fringe

October 15, 2010, Christopher B. Leinberger

Walking — Not Just for Cities Anymore

July 9, 2010, Christopher B. Leinberger

Can We Build Our Way to Reduced Carbon Emissions?

November 13, 2009, Christopher B. Leinberger

Metropolitan Planning for Sustainable Growth

October 13, 2009

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Sacramento's Transit-Oriented Development Plan a Model for the Nation

March 18, 2009, Christopher B. Leinberger

New Kind of Growth Emerging for Charlotte

March 29, 2008, Christopher B. Leinberger

Philly's Many Walkable "Center Cities"

February 20, 2008, Christopher B. Leinberger

Dallas Should Walk This Way

February 15, 2008, Christopher B. Leinberger

Walkable Urbanism is Changing City Life

January 9, 2008, Christopher B. Leinberger and Kojo Nnamdi

Walkable Urbanism

December 5, 2007, Nicole Lapin and Christopher B. Leinberger

Footloose and Fancy Free: A Field Survey of Walkable Urban Places in the Top 30 U.S. Metropolitan Areas

December 4, 2007, Christopher B. Leinberger

Back to the Future: The Need for Patient Equity in Real Estate Development Finance

January 2007, Christopher B. Leinberger

Where the Next $30 Trillion Will Be Invested in the Built Environment Between Now and 2025

October 26, 2006, Christopher B. Leinberger

The National Trend of Downtown Revitalization

March 16, 2006, Christopher B. Leinberger

Turning Around Downtown: Twelve Steps to Revitalization

March 2005, Christopher B. Leinberger

Financing Progressive Development

May 2001, Christopher B. Leinberger