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One thing that always strikes me is how much focus there is on crime and personal safety for obvious reasons, yet Americans just seem to accept that over 40,000 people die in traffic accidents every year and never really talk about trying to bring that number down
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We’re featuring 5 mistakes cities & states make in regulating #missingmiddlehousing, and will provide info on what to avoid, graphic examples of both good and bad solutions, as well as even better approaches.
Here's #3.
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Opticos' @DanielParolek appeared on the local news in Tempe this morning to talk @culdesac, walking viewers through how Culdesac’s design features will help mitigate extreme heat & how its buildings adapt & work with the local desert climate.
fox10phoenix.com/video/15412…
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#Pastrylovers in @Tempegov and around the valley! ReddHouse Pastry opened @culdesac off Apache Blvd. Traditional and Navajo desserts served with love. #loveisbutter #croissant
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The movement to build better places is strongest when we celebrate one another.
In the quest to transform the built environment, celebration is fuel.
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Why aren’t we talking about this more?
After Tesla's Model Y and 3, the third best-selling electric vehicle in the United States is...
This e-bike?
electrek.co/2024/06/05/after…
Lectric's $999 XP 3.0 seems to have handily beat the next best selling electric car (either Ford's Mach-E this year or Chevy's Bolt last year).
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$999 Lectric XP and $799 Lectric XP Lite are the Costco hot dogs of the ebike industry
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New mural for @culdesac in Tempe. The bear on the left is an eBike Bear.
Culdesac is a car-free community. Commuting sucks. Driving sucks. Being car-free in SF is relatively easy, but it is a bold vision in Arizona. I applaud them for making it possible.
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Ask us Anything! (submit questions below)
This Saturday we will be packing this table with a bunch of your fave FIRE podcasters plus @culdesac CEO Ryan Johnson to quiz him on why he started this $200M experimental car-free neighborhood. Featuring @AffordAnything @retirein1500 @CoachChadCarson @jdroth @MileHighFIClub and me too if we can find enough microphones.
Final product will come out on the Mile High Fi youtube channel and maybe other places youtube.com/@MileHighFIPodca…
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I am profoundly honored to be an investor in @culdesac, a company that isn't just shaping the skyline but also nurturing the vibrant tapestry of Arizona's incredible community. In just a few short years, Culdesac has made remarkable strides, and I am thrilled to contribute to its journey in making not only Arizona but the whole world “Culdesac-ready.”
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🚆 Hop on board the @ValleyMetro light rail system with @comfortpaul as he interviews CEO Jessica Mefford-Miller. Can you guess how many houses one LRT train could cool? Plus take a tour of @culdesac's planned car-free community. Tune in! buff.ly/3GklGBo
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Last week I got the chance to visit the first car-free neighborhood built from scratch in modern day America. Come with me as I explore @culdesac — a 17-acre oasis of walkable living in the otherwise sprawling, car-dependent metropolis of Phoenix. 🧵
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We're hosting a @seedscout meetup at @culdesac on August 30th. The whole Phoenix startup scene is invited. See you there!
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this project by @culdesac is so awesome
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Five years ago, @culdesac faced skepticism about building a community without parking. Now their car-free project is thriving with residents and local businesses opening on-site.
Developers nationwide are looking at @culdesac’s first project in Tempe, Arizona as an example of what the future of walkable neighborhoods could look like. They aim to build larger, meeting the growing demand for this lifestyle across the US.
Here's CEO @ryanmjohnson:
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🎬@culdesac CEO @ryanmjohnson sat down with our partner @kimmaicutler to talk about his company's first car-free community in Tempe, Arizona, chosen because of its dynamic growth and accessibility from the light rail.
"The majority of people in the US want to live in a walkable neighborhood. We're just not building enough."
The interview is live on our YouTube channel: youtube.com/watch?v=ttDeYzIN…
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🎬Culdesac CEO @ryanmjohnson and director of planning & construction Anders Engnell gave us a walking tour of the first @culdesac community in Arizona which focuses on incorporating walkable living.
Here’s our behind-the-scenes look at what it's like to live, work (and play) at Culdesac Tempe ⬇️




































