Housing prices in Austin have exploded in the past decade, leading to a city that’s not just unaffordable — but also highly segregated. None of this happened by accident. It’s the result of decades of decisions about what — if anything — gets built in Austin and where. From a master plan to move Black and brown residents to one part of town, to fights over how to protect the environment, to an out... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | a year ago |
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Categories | HistoryNewsBusiness News |
(Episode 7) Now that the machine has done its job, what now? We explore some of the existential questions that Austin’s housing market has wrought. more
(BONUS — Deleted scene!) We go back 100 years to tell the origin story of modern zoning. more
(Episode 6) Austin last re-wrote its land development code in 1984. Sounds boring, right? Well, that rewrite made it harder to build denser forms of housing. We explore the history of zoning in Austin and the opposition to changing the rules today, w... more
(Episode 5) Not that long ago, Austin’s economy was sleepy, to put it mildly. People came here for UT, to work for the state or for the military. more
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I am native Austinite, but have lived elsewhere for most of my life. That said, I returned often, and witnessed the city’s extraordinary growth, and the constant controversy surrounding it. Not until listening to this podcast had I really had a handle on the larger context behind the daily stories. “Growth Machine” is a portrait of one American city, but it accurately and engagingly describes the forces shaping many if not most American cities.
Wonderful and entertaining walk down memory lane. Whether you’re a native Austinite or you’ve never been here, you’ll enjoy this and learn something.
Extremely well researched, great narrative storytelling, and all of the intrigue. This podcast has been so needed for so long to really begin to foster a shared understanding of how Austin’s housing market got to where it is today. Thank you KUT, please keep this going!
I’ve been in Austin for about 13 years and in the past 5 have had so many questions about Austin’s growth—many of which begin with WHY. Audrey and the team at KUT have done a wonderful job so far of begin to explore how Austin got to be where it is and why growth seems to be so challenging for one of the 10th largest cities in the US.
The only source that I've run across for the critical information about the mess that Austin housing is now.
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