To Councilor Novick's credit, he sent out an email with similar content last week, and then another today with the same text + chart

Also, since 2001 no U.S. city has built a higher proportion of new housing in walkable neighborhoods than Portland. Probably the best metric of increasing urbanism
ternercenter.berkeley.edu/research-and...

typical NE/SE 28th ave W

One of the best pedestrian streets in the city but lacking in all the other ingredients -- if we added bike lanes, a north-south bus route, and a 28th ave Max stop, the corridor would be unstoppable

Portland was really showing off last weekend -- one of the best transit-supported urban hikes/walks in the country.

Trimet Line 20 - Max Red - Hoyt Arboretum - Pittock - Macleay - NW - Nong's - Line 20