Sprawl locations’ hold on new US housing starts has declined dramatically, says EPA

Sprawl locations’ hold on new US housing starts has declined dramatically, says EPA

A new report from the US Environmental Protection Agency documents a dramatic shift in the pattern of new development in the nation over the past two decades: Central cities and counties are now claiming a much larger share of overall regional development, and sprawl locations are claiming a much smaller share, than in the early 1990s.

(Read more at Switchboard, from NRDC :: Kaid Benfield's Blog.)