“How can a city not have pots overflowing with money if there has been so much growth? How are apartments subsidizing people who live in single-family neighborhoods?”

That’s what the city of Oviedo, Florida, asked when it invited Strong Towns President Chuck Marohn (along with Joe Minicozzi and Cate Ryba of Urban3) to speak at its “Make Oviedo Stronger” event last week.

We wanted to share Chuck’s talk with you today on the Strong Towns Podcast, because the core Strong Towns concepts he shared with Oviedo are applicable in so many other cities and towns across the United States—including, most likely, in yours.

Additional Show Notes

Want to hear the Strong Towns message live? Check out our Events page to see when we’re coming to a location near you!
Explore more key Strong Towns concepts—and our top content about them—over at the Action Lab.
Charles Marohn (Twitter)

Supporting Creativity: Adobe Pays Artists for Firefly AI Content Contributions