Month: July 2026

• Abundance is Not a Good Book

  

  One man’s journey into the land of unstated assumptions

  cityhikes

  July 26, 2026

  ai, high speed rail, housing, renters, transit, urban planning

  abundance, book review, culture, housing, land use, urbanism, urbanist

• The Bus to Hell Goes Through Ballard

  

  Exploring unintended consequences of Amendment 10 to the Seattle Transit Measure

  cityhikes

  July 15, 2026

  Uncategorized

• Nuance Never Ends

  

  And how Clyde Hill’s looming crisis is about more than exclusionary housing

  cityhikes

  July 9, 2026

  urban planning, economics

  fiscal sustainability, goverment finance, infill housing, land use, local finance, property tax, tax policy, urbanism

• On The Fundamental Flaws of Trailhead Direct

  

  How the “Park. Ride. Hike.” slogan lets us all down

  cityhikes

  July 6, 2026

  car culture, outdoors culture, transit, urban planning

  car culture, hiking, hikinh, king county, king county metro, land use, outdoors, Seattle, trailhead direct, transit, transit hiking, urbanism, washington