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The Most Walkable US Cities Have High Costs of Living — Are They Still Worth It?

In February, Redfin released its list of the ten most walkable cities in the country. Spoiler alert: most of them also rank among the most expensive. See Now: 25 Creative Ways To Save Money Find Out: ...
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Women Living in "Walkable" Neighborhoods Have a Lower Risk of Obesity-Related Cancers

In 1961, Jane Jacobs defined the term “walkability” to describe features and characteristics of an area that increase the likelihood of those who live there to walk. Jacobs, a famous Urban Planner who ...
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Living in a Walkable Neighborhood Could Cut Your Risk of Heart Disease

Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the number one cause of death in the U.S. An easy way to help lower your risk is to get the recommended 150 minutes of physical activity per week. Although these ...
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Basalt conversation challenges local communities to live without cars

TACAW’s free panel discussion, “Less Traffic, More Community,” with Culdesac CEO Ryan Johnson and Lyft Co-founder John Zimmer is ready to show attendees that walkable living is possible in the Roaring ...
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The Most Walkable US Cities Have High Costs of Living — Are They Still Worth It?

The nation’s capital offers an outstanding public transportation system with a widespread network of metro lines. Tyler Vinsand, owner of 757 Property Solutions, insists that The District is one ...