Does Walkability Matter?

City Planning Matters by Alex Hoffman

Feb 26, 202100:27:33Government & Organizations

Walkability is a nebulous term to that means lots of things to different people. In today's episode, we examine whether walkability matters in terms of the price people are willing to pay for housing. Using data from rea...

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