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Las Vegas goes green
In the sprawling, fast-growing desert city of Las Vegas, where a dancing water fountain is a big tourist draw, "green" is more suggestive of dollar bills than of a governing philosophy. But the city known for excess is learning to manage its resources.
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If San Francisco is so great, why is everyone I love leaving?
We are witnessing two migrations: One is a continuation of the California dream. The other no one talks about, though it affects nearly everyone I know.
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The death and life of mom-and-pops
Outlining a few solutions to staunch the impending death of local retail.
5 new buyers talk about owning a home in LA
We asked millennial homeowners how they saved for their down payment, what they wish they had known—and if they have regrets.
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A survey of Canal Street’s changing landscape
How has the city let such a vital artery become so corroded?
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How fast-food chains are using design to go local
As changes to the look of fast-food restaurants spread across the U.S., they’re setting a new standard for the commercial landscape.
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Rem Koolhaas is the real diva
In the final installment of our summer series, Curbed’s architecture critic re-reads all 1,344 pages of the Dutch architect’s "S,M,L,XL"
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Hunters Point shipyard housing: Fraud coupled with contamination discoveries fuel doubt, calls to test area
Navy may have stored radioactive chemicals and ran radiation lab on hilltop area that was long-assured to be clean—and where whistleblowers say they discovered toxic contamination.
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Fixing the American Commute
American transportation is a mess. As the costs of repairs rise—fixing U.S. transportation would cost nearly the entire annual federal budget—and automotive technology advances, cars, often seen as a problem, may be our best hope.
