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New Study - Walkable Communities Thrive
March 2013 - A new research report by the Sonoran Institute concludes that compact, walkable communities are in demand and can thrive. "More and more people want convenience, they want to walk, and they want neighborhoods with character," says Clark Anderson, director of the Institute's Western Colorado Program. "In a lot of towns these qualities are hard to find outside of a few small, historic neighborhoods. So it’s sort of an untapped opportunity.” Read the entire news story on the RESET report

