Building a Stronger Denver
The Suburban Experiment is proving costly and unsustainable, leading to several key issues:
- A nationwide housing crisis
- Dangerously designed streets
- A lack of transparency in city finances
- Endless highway expansion
- Huge, wasteful expanses of parking
Thousands of people across North America are actively working to transform their cities into safer, more livable, and financially resilient communities. Are you ready to join our movement?
Our Principles
Incremental Housing
Advocate for increased development intensity by right in every American neighborhood. Learn more.
Safer and Productive Streets
Shift local street priorities from automobile throughput to human safety and wealth creation. Learn more.
End Parking Mandates and Subsidies
Eliminate mandates and subsidies that promote motor vehicle storage on productive land. Learn more.
Transparent Local Finances
Increase transparency in local government accounting to reveal the financial implications of the Suburban Experiment. Learn more.
End Highway Expansion
Curtail the expansion of America’s highways and auto-based transportation systems to prevent local wealth destruction and municipal insolvency. Learn more.
Current Initiatives
Crash Analyses
Identify dangerous roads, expose failures, and offer actionable solutions. See our first analysis here.
Abolishing Parking Minimums
Advocate for full elimination of parking minimums following HB 24-1304.
Streamlining Incremental Housing
Provide resources and cut bureaucracy to accelerate infill housing.
Improving Transit
Collaborate with advocates to enhance transit options and reduce auto dependency.
Zoning Reform
Promote traditional urban development and end single-use zoning to create walkable, prosperous communities.
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