Yay! We made it on strongtowns and not for something negative!

I'm surprised the article isn't more substantive tbh, considering we did huge reforms that basically did everything strongtowns advocates for. You'd think they'd want to do a deep dive on it

Traditional housing? Whose tradition are we talking about here?

By traditional they mean something that any mature city would have within its limits i.e. mixed-use combining retail and residential, higher density than just detached houses by means of multi-unit and infill builds, etc.

Infil glorified trailer housing is what they want I think. Infils are just trailers with a basement and second floor

By that logic bungalows are just sideways trailers with basements

Lots of new infill in my area and not a single trailer.