The 1980s were the pinnacle of America’s suburban era. Back then, nobody with money wanted to live in cities, which were seen as bankrupt relics of a lifestyle the country abandoned after World War II ...

The American suburbs are the next fertile ground for architectural and urban experimentation. Seen here: One Connecticut town swaps a derelict mall for a 14.4-acre ...

This is your first of three free stories this month. Become a free or sustaining member to read unlimited articles, webinars and ebooks. In the traditional American image of suburbia, the majority of ...

The Mueller project in Austin, Texas, contains a wide variety of compact housing types and styles in close proximity to each other, including modern row houses that share an alley with traditional ...

"So the suburbs as we know them are dying. People still live in suburbs, and people who live in suburbs still outnumber of people in cities about seven to one. But if you look at construction data and ...

As millennials migrate to the suburbs in search of homeownership, the affordability of the housing market is a chief concern, and not all areas offer the same quality of homes for a low price. Around ...

Better Life Lab is a partnership of Slate and New America. In Suburban Slide, the Better Life Lab explores the changing face of poverty in the United States and how the symbol of American prosperity ...

(NEXSTAR) — The quality of the schools, the commute, the nearest brunch spot — these are all factors you may consider before moving to a suburb. Another main aspect you’ll likely consider is safety.

The GOBankingRates survey analyzed conditions in 25 major cities and nearby suburbs.

A mix of popular suburbs around the country have been deemed no-go zones where investors could lose money for varying reasons. The 111 suburbs declared “no-go zones” for buyers by national investment ...