Millions of single-family homes are underused, on spacious lots. Refitting them for “roommate houses” or backyard cottages ...

Video by Dan Winters Supported by By Conor Dougherty Conor Dougherty covers ... Dan Winters for The New York Times The second-order effects of the housing crisis are also enormous.

Have you read the story in this week’s New York Times Magazine that advocates for sprawl? Naturally the story begins in Dallas. The writer, Conor Dougherty, describes sitting in a conference ...

A New York Times Magazine piece on suburban "sprawl ... can be distinguished only by the cars parked in front," writes Conor Dougherty. For decades now, critics have blamed sprawl for "chewing ...