Urban Renewal in Northern Guayaquil Area Generates Changes in Routes for Five Bus Lines and Metrovía Feeder
Urban renewal efforts in northern Guayaquil are leading to significant changes in bus routes and traffic due to ongoing construction work.
The Future of Brazilian Cities in Light of Population Decline
Brazil is projected to face a significant population decline in the coming decade, driven by falling fertility rates and other socio-demographic factors.
Heavy rains cause flooding in towns of PE's Sertão
Heavy rains in the Sertão region of Pernambuco, Brazil, have led to significant flooding in the towns of Petrolina and Dormentes, affecting local residents and urban infrastructure.
Works Have Begun: This is How the New Green Space Will Benefit 70,000 Residents and Promises to Transform the Northern Area of the City
Construction has started on a new park in Colegiales, Buenos Aires, which aims to provide a recreational area for over 70,000 residents.
Tranquility is invisible technology
A recent study indicates that integrated security is becoming a major factor in urban living and real estate decisions in Brazil.
Metro: Work stoppage on Saturday, from the start of circulation until 9 in the morning
Workers of the Athens Urban Transport Organization will strike on Saturday morning to commemorate the anniversary of a railway tragedy.
PI government authorizes more than R$ 7.6 million for paving in Demerval Lobão
The government of Piauí has allocated over R$ 7.6 million for urban mobility improvements in Demerval Lobão, focusing primarily on paving works.
Salvador City Hall publishes decrees and authorizes possession of 36 abandoned properties in the Comércio neighborhood
The city of Salvador has authorized the government to take possession of 36 abandoned properties as part of a new initiative to manage urban decay.
Urban Transport: Frederic Van Heems Takes the Helm of Keolis, a Subsidiary of SNCF
Frederic Van Heems has been appointed president of Keolis, the public transport subsidiary of SNCF, starting March 16.
Smart Mobility and Social Justice: Athens' New Challenge
Athens is increasingly integrating artificial intelligence into urban mobility, raising questions about social equity and the distribution of technological benefits.
Europe's pretty city where you feel like you're actually in a national park
Oslo, Norway, has been ranked the greenest city in Europe, reflecting a growing trend among Britons seeking eco-friendly travel options.
For the 5th consecutive year, Jacareí has the safest traffic in the Vale do Paraíba
Jacareí recorded the lowest number of traffic fatalities among municipalities with over 200,000 residents in 2025, making it the safest city in its region for the fifth year in a row.
City Center Königstein: When Trees Give Way to Trees
The city center of Königstein is undergoing construction to combat climate change, leading to the felling of trees, which has sparked local protests.
Consortium MEZ-RZK wins auction to build the administrative center of the government of São Paulo
The MEZ-RZK consortium has won the bid to construct a new administrative center for the São Paulo state government, which is expected to cost approximately R$ 6.09 billion and be completed by 2030.
Horse falls after collision between cart and car, reigniting debate over animal traction in Campos
A horse fell on the street after a cart collided with a car in Campos dos Goytacazes, Brazil, reigniting discussions around the use of animal traction in urban areas.
IPTU 2026: deadline for 11% discount ends this Friday (27) in Manaus
Residents of Manaus have until this Friday to benefit from an 11% discount on the payment of the Urban Property and Real Estate Tax (IPTU) 2026 if paid in a single installment through the Manaus Atende app.
São Carlos City Hall launches app to monitor wildlife; understand how it works
The city of São Carlos in Brazil has launched an app designed to help residents report the presence of wildlife in urban and rural areas to improve biodiversity monitoring and conservation efforts.
Part of Danės Street in Klaipėda will be renamed Ernesto Galvanausko Boulevard
The Klaipėda Council has voted unanimously to rename a section of Danės Street to Ernesto Galvanausko Boulevard, marking the city's first boulevard.
Cities Want to Retain Rainwater. What Subsidies Are Available for Residents?
Poland's cities are increasingly recognizing rainwater as a valuable resource and implementing subsidy programs to support residents in collecting it.
Reconstruction of Klaipėda Summer Stage: Contractors Begin Work
Contractors have started renovating the Klaipėda Summer Concert Stage, enhancing its facilities and improving leisure quality for residents.
Good news in Arizona: Katie Hobbs celebrates the first approval of groundwater conservation 'from agriculture to the city'
Katie Hobbs, the Governor of Arizona, celebrates the rapid approval of a groundwater conservation program aimed at ensuring sustainable water supply for urban growth in the state.
Two streets in the city suddenly became paid: residents are furious, calling the decision a misunderstanding
Residents are outraged over new tolls introduced on two city streets, which they believe is an ill-conceived decision.
Lippus: The reorganization of Tallinn will reduce school places and make them more expensive
Madle Lippus argues that the Tallinn city government's plan to reorganize schools in Northern Tallinn will significantly reduce the number of available school places and increase costs for families.
Guinea: the first census since 2014 reveals population increase and its characteristics
A new census in Guinea shows a population growth of 70% since 2014, reaching 17.5 million residents, predominantly in rural areas despite urban pressures.
Changes in Gargždai center for a third of a million: there will be a mandatory route to the seaside
Gargždai is set to undergo significant transformation with a new project worth over 336,000 euros focused on revitalizing the market area and creating better connectivity to the seaside.
400 new student apartments will be built here
The municipality of Oslo has sold a site at Økern to the student welfare organization (SiO) for the construction of 400 new student apartments.
Construction blocks streets in Downtown Fortaleza and alters the itinerary of 4 bus lines; see the detours
A construction project in Downtown Fortaleza is blocking streets and altering bus routes to enhance pedestrian and cyclist safety.
The best-selling organic seed set on Amazon includes 12 aromatic plants to grow at home
An organic seed set from Amazon, which includes 12 aromatic plants, offers an accessible gardening option for both beginners and enthusiasts.
Charis Doukas: Open window for coalition government if my proposal is not voted
Charis Doukas discusses important urban infrastructure projects and internal party dynamics ahead of the Pasok conference regarding cooperation with New Democracy.
Charis Doukas: Open Window for Coalition Government if My Proposal is Not Voted
Charis Doukas emphasized the importance of his proposal at the PASOK conference, concerning non-cooperation with New Democracy, while highlighting traffic-reducing urban projects.
Killer Hairy Legs
The article discusses the viral phenomenon of 'therians' and its exaggerated portrayal by media and individuals.
New entertainment palace to revive the rundown shopping center 21:an in Eskilstuna
A new entertainment venue is set to transform the abandoned 21:an shopping center in Eskilstuna, with hopes of revitalizing the local area.
The 'proximity effect': which neighborhoods will grow the most due to new transportation in the City
The new subway line and electric buses will improve connectivity in certain neighborhoods of Buenos Aires and impact the real estate market.
Times Square in downtown São Paulo advances amid fears of multiplying loopholes in the City Clean Law
The proposal for a 'Times Square' attraction in downtown São Paulo progresses, reigniting concerns about potential relaxations of the City Clean Law that restricts advertising billboards.
The new three artificial mountains of the A-5 take off, created with the earth from underground construction: a viewpoint, a circuit, and picnic areas will be built
Three artificial earth mounds along the A-5 highway near Madrid are being developed from soil excavated during tunnel construction, with plans for recreational facilities.
From Madrid Central to Neom: the Murcian genius of AI who knows how to fix urban chaos with digital twins
The article discusses the innovative use of digital twins to manage urban planning and environmental initiatives effectively, contrasting success and failures in city projects.
Ogun vows justice for worker killed during demolition enforcement
The Ogun State Government has promised justice for a contract staff member killed during a demolition enforcement, ensuring accountability for those responsible.
Quito Municipality fined for allowing a building that impacts the Guápulo landscape
Quito Municipality has been fined for permitting the construction of a building that disrupts the urban landscape of Guápulo, a traditional neighborhood.
VIDEO: alligator found in front of a house in a city in the interior of SP
An alligator was found in front of a house in Mira Estrela, São Paulo, prompting the local fire department and civil defense to capture it and return it to a natural habitat.
When the city slows down, life happens
The design of planned neighborhoods emphasizes time, social interaction, and well-being.
The new city center starts here
A new real estate project, Eurogarden and the Civic Center, is transforming the urban landscape of Maringá, Brazil, by establishing a new development axis that focuses on smart urban planning, sustainability, and quality of life.
Brasília Square by Tarraf: venture bets on the potential of Araçatuba
The Brasília Square project by TARRAF Incorporadora aims to meet the growing demand for mixed-use urban solutions in Araçatuba.
João Pessoa City Hall expropriates properties in the Historical Center to implement a tourist venture
The City Hall of João Pessoa has expropriated properties in the Historical Center to make way for a new tourist development in collaboration with a Portuguese hotel group.
The Hen Harrier Escaped the Rescue Service in the Prisma Parking Hall
A hen harrier that had been trapped in a parking garage in Kuopio eluded rescue efforts by local authorities.
Nova Friburgo signs new urban cleaning concession contract
The municipality of Nova Friburgo has signed a new concession contract for urban cleaning services and waste management valued at R$ 1.6 billion and lasting 30 years.
The construction of fast roads accelerates in Silesia
The rapid expansion of highways and express roads in Silesia aims to improve transit traffic and urban connectivity in the region.
SHOCKING STATISTICS: One in five believes teaching children about body parts is sexual abuse
A study reveals uneven awareness of child sexual abuse and available support services in Estonia, particularly among men and urban residents.
Sidewalks: Please Make Room
The article discusses the growing issue of pedestrians occupying sidewalks in large groups, forcing others to navigate around them, especially in urban areas.
Traffic in Munich: City Decides to Redesign Giesinger Berg
The Munich city council has approved the redesign of Giesinger Berg to increase space for cyclists, despite last-minute attempts by the CSU and Free Voters to halt the project.
Four Years Until Completion of Sejong City: Tasks of the Administrative Hub Complex City Construction Agency
Sejong City, a planned administrative city in South Korea, is set to complete its construction in 2028, with ongoing work on public rental housing and infrastructure across six designated living areas.