Seems like suburbs have been taking a beating lately. The Brookings Institute published a study highlighting growing suburban poverty across the U.S. (which we blogged about as well: “The Future of Sprawl”). Federal policy circles are buzzing with talk of dramatic shifts in livable communities grant funding and transportation funding formulas that could sharply disincentivize [...]
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