City & Regional Planning: Web Resources

20th edition, 2014 -- a 472 page PDF! Large download.

A web portal for all things urban and extraurban, with many avenues of access to content. Authors are academics, journalists, activists, and policymakers, representing a wide spectrum of perspectives. Subscribe to their RSS feed and/or newsletter, and check out the ever-changing inventory of interactive, data-driven maps. The Atlantic refers to the sponsoring media group -- content encompasses the globe.

BTS compiles, and makes accessible information on the Nation's transportation systems.

Carfree cities past, present, and future. Solutions to the problem of the urban automobile

Advocates for the restructuring of public policy and development practices to support the restoration of existing urban centers and towns within coherent metropolitan regions

An information source for housing and community development researchers and policymakers

Created by the merger of CUED and AEDC, the IEDC carries on the mission of its parent organizations in offering a wide variety of services to economic development practitioners and others.

Improving the quality of debate and disseminating knowledge of critical issues in land use and tax policy through professional development courses, research and publications.

More than 500 codes listed by state

Planning and development news, jobs, & events. Includes annual lists of best planning and development websites

City and regional planning resources, including Planning Commissioners Journal

A nonprofit libertarian research organization that promotes innovative public policy solutions

Information and services on how your community can adopt sustainable development as a strategy for well-being.

Development that serves economy, community, and environment

A journal of the built and natural environment

A nonpartisan economic and social policy research organization

The mission of the Urban Land Institute is to provide leadership in the responsible use of land to enhance the total environment.

Explore and analyze urban green spaces. From the Trust for Public Land.

ALWAYS something startlingly new here

Bibliographies of current planning literature and links to professional resources on smart cities and sustainability, aging-in-place, disaster planning, urban forests--a host of topics, including automated vehicles.