Escaping the Housing Trap: The Strong Towns Response to the Housing Crisis
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Escaping the Housing Trap: The Strong Towns Response to the Housing Crisis

by Charles L. Marohn Jr., Daniel Herriges

Nonfiction Urban Planning public policy
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Explores the structural causes of the housing crisis and offers community-centered strategies for creating more resilient and affordable places to live.

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Escaping the Housing Trap examines the systemic issues contributing to housing unaffordability in communities across North America.

The book presents the Strong Towns approach as an alternative framework for local decision-making and development.

Readers will find discussion of how current housing policies often exacerbate the problems they aim to solve.

The authors advocate for incremental, place-based solutions that prioritize long-term community resilience over rapid growth.

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