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15-Minute Neighborhoods: Repairing Regional Harms and Building Vibrant Neighborhoods For All

Curated By dmccarron in Boston Indicators · September 29, 2021 · No comments

Tags: 15-Minute Neighborhoods, Anne Calef, bike-friendly cities, Boston Indicators, Boston Indicators Tom Hopper, community design, equity, Greater Boston, local amenities, Luc Schuster and Peter Ciurczak, Massachusetts Housing Partnership, public transportation, Sustainability, urban equity., urban planning, walkability

The concept of “15-Minute Neighborhoods” is revolutionizing urban planning by emphasizing access to essential services and amenities within a short walk or bike ride. This approach promotes equity, sustainability, and community well-being by reducing car dependence and creating vibrant, connected communities. Explore how Boston Indicators examines local applications and strategies to make this vision a reality in Greater Boston and beyond.

15-Minute Neighborhoods: Repairing Regional Harms and Building Vibrant Neighborhoods For All | Boston Indicators

Tom Hopper, Massachusetts Housing Partnership September 29th, 2021 Produced by Boston Indicators and the Center for Housing Data at the Massachusetts Housing Partnership, this paper argues that Greater Boston is well-positioned to create networks of more walkable neighborhoods and town centers.

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