Support Urban Reform Institute as we promote people-oriented urbanism.
CONNECT WITH US
Join in the conversation at Facebook and Twitter.
Visit our YouTube channel to see the latest media.
OUR LOCATION
Urban Reform Institute
3900 Essex Lane, Suite 1200
Houston, Texas 77027
Urban Reform Institute is a 501c3 Non-Profit organization
that exists to promote approaches that enable cities to
drive opportunity for the bulk of their citizens.
Webinar: RCLCO and Urban Reform Institute Discuss Next American Cities
in Event, Housing, Politics & Policy/by COUOn Thursday, April 28th, join the webinar as RCLCO and Urban Reform Institute discuss the Next American Cities, emerging cities that reflect a new kind of suburbanization.
Webinar: The Case for Suburbia
in Event/by COUThe seeming success of compact cities and the supposed dangers of sprawl to the climate have led to pushback against sprawling, car-dominated cities. Join us as we discuss the environmental case for suburbia.
Houston Land Use Event, 2nd in Tech Growth, and Republican Voters Moving to Texas
in Event, Urban Issues/by Tory Gattisby Tory Gattis — I’ll be covering some of Houston’s land use and zoning history as well as what other cities can learn from Houston in an online event this Tuesday. Plus, what demographic trends are emerging post-pandemic?
Houston Market Urbanism Meetup
in Event/by COUScott Beyer from the Market Urbanism Report, and Charles Blain and Tory Gattis from the Urban Reform Institute – A Center for Opportunity Urbanism are holding a Houston meetup 6pm this Thursday, May 13th at The Pit Room.
The Post-Pandemic Housing Reality
in Event/by COUJoin the discussion on a new policy agenda for home ownership and opportunity in our post-pandemic economy. Hosted by Urban Reform Institute, the event takes place from 11:30AM — 1:00PM CST on December 4, 2020.
Virtual Town Hall — Middle Class Survival Strategies
in Economics, Event, Politics & Policy/by COUJoin us October 17th for a live interactive webinar on how the middle class can survive and thrive during this time of social and economic uncertainty.
Virtual Town Hall: California Feudalism – Addressing California’s Inequality Crisis
in Economics, Event, Politics & Policy/by COUJoin a presentation on Kotkin and Toplanksky’s research brief —California Feudalism: A Strategy to Restore California’s Middle Class— discussing California’s inequality crisis and how to restore our state’s dream.
Virtual Town Hall: The Future of Residential and Commercial Real Estate
in Event, Urban Issues/by COUWhat is the future of real estate after Covid-19? Listen to Richard Florida, Joel Kotkin, Marshall Toplansky and other leading experts discuss where the real estate market is going.
Media and the Future of Communication in the COVID-19 Era
in Event/by COUChapman University’s Vice President for Research, Thomas Piechota and Jennifer Waldeck, Associate Dean of Academic Programs and faculty Development, co-host the next Ask the Experts Research Town Hall on Tuesday, June 8, 2020, 10:30 am – 12:00 pm. The topic: the Future of Communication.
The Future of Residential and Commercial Real Estate
in Event, Urban Issues/by COUWhat is the future of real estate after Covid-19? Please join Richard Florida, Joel Kotkin, Marshall Toplansky and other leading experts to see where the real estate market is going.