Walkable urban places have earned plenty of buzz in recent years for a multitude of reasons. A groundbreaking study explores the links between walkability and investment and in multifamily and other ...

Homebuyers are increasingly willing to pay a premium for a certain perk—and it's not a swimming pool, three-car garage, or two kitchens. A survey from the National Association of Realtors® showed that ...

The health benefits of physical activity are well established and yet more than a quarter of adults do not meet the recommended guideline of 150 minutes of moderate-intensity physical activity per ...

In the most recent monthly poll from MHN, readers were asked about how much they prioritize walkability in their multifamily developments and investments. Nearly all respondents expressed the view ...

Neighborhood walkability was associated with lower risks for obesity and diabetes in the first-ever study to assess the links prospectively. Findings from the Ontario-based 11-year study were ...

Low neighborhood walkability is associated with increased risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD), according to research presented today at ESC Preventive Cardiology 2025, a scientific congress of the ...

It’s been good year for anyone tired of hearing about the high value of “walkable” apartment properties. Walkability has become a buzzy concept in residential circles in recent years, propelled in ...

Cities and towns across the county are reshaping their landscapes, from waterfront developments to reimagined downtowns, as they prioritize walkability for a vibrant and sustainable urban experience.

“Walkability” is a buzzword, but like the related term “urbanism,” nobody can agree on what it means. Is a neighborhood walkable simply if it’s easy to walk around? Or is it only walkable if all the ...