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Walkability
Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Walkability, from most recent to least.
Cities Need Walkability and Transit To Keep Millenials, Study Says
Lark Turner | April 24th 2014
Cities will need to adapt their transit to attract and keep those ages 18-34, a new study says.... read»
DC Ranks as 4th Best City to Travel Car-Free
UrbanTurf Staff | April 18th 2013
Walk Score ranked DC as one of the top five places in the U.S. where visitors can get around without a car. ... read»
Could Van Ness Be a Walkable Neighborhood?
Shilpi Paul | October 12th 2012
Currently, the walk up Connecticut Avenue through Van Ness feels concrete-heavy and anonymous. On Saturday morning, the Coalition for Smarter Growth w... read»
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Gotta Have: Walk Score's Newest Feature Is Customized To You
Shilpi Paul | March 20th 2012
Are you a freelancer who frequents coffee shops but never drives? Parent of a small child? Barfly? Walk Score recently introduced a feature that can h... read»
Surprise! Walkability Adds to a Home's Value
Michele Lerner | January 25th 2010
City dwellers have long appreciated the value of living somewhere within walking distance of their favorite restaurant, bar, bookstore or coffee shop.... read»
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