“We went too far in terms of development,” said James Hughes, dean of Rutgers University’s Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy, who said household sizes in perimeter counties are shrinking. “It’s largely due to millennials. They have suburban fatigue. They’re grown, they’re out of the house, and they’d rather live closer to transportation and the waterfront.”
Could absence of party line lead to primary election surprises?
In the first year where neither major political party is using the “party line” on election ballots, some changes are already evident, says Julia Sass Rubin, the Rutgers University professor whose research helped fuel the court challenge to the line. Both Democrats...