Broken City

"….readable, provocative, and satisfying…"

- Setha Low, The Planning Report

"Condon writes in a clear, accessible style that makes the daunting, highly politicized housing crisis topic approachable and understandable...he makes the book both relatable and compelling...a must-read for anyone interested in the future of our cities, and is a call to action; challenging us to rethink urban development and advocate for policies that put people first."

- Ryan Mitchell (BC Review)

"Condon's book stimulates thought about today's most important urban policy problems"

- F. H. Smith, Davidson College (CHOICE Connect)

"The book is a must-read … Its accessible writing style and plain language, combined with a robust theoretical foundation and empirical examples, make it an excellent resource for anyone seeking to understand the complexities of urban land markets and their social implications."

- Paul Boniface Akaabre, University of Alberta (Journal of Urban Affairs) "Prof. Condon sees high urban land value as the underlying culprit, a fact that has increased the equity of homeowners, who represent around 65 per cent of Canadians. The point he is making is evident to anyone who has reviewed their home assessment – that the land is much more valuable than the home that sits on it." - Kerry Gold (Globe and Mail)