Monday’s Headlines Are Going for a Walk

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By Blake AuedFeb 6, 2023, 5:00 am199 pts
People want to live in walkable neighborhoods so badly that they’ll pay a 35 percent premium to buy property and 41 percent more to rent. That’s because walkable neighborhoods are so scarce — just 16 percent of major U.S. metro areas. (Slate) The U.S. DOT’s new “Safe Streets and Roads for All” grant…

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