Editing New Urbanism (section)

====Americas====
[[File:05 Ciudad Cayala Front View.jpg|thumb|Ciudad Cayala in [[Guatemala City]], Guatemala, founded in 2011]]

*[[Mahogany Bay Village, Belize]], is {{convert|24|ha|acre|adj=on}} New Urbanist community on Ambergris Caye, Belize. 
*[[Orchid Bay, Belize]], is one of the largest New Urbanist projects in Central America and the Caribbean.
*[[Las Catalinas, Costa Rica]], is a coastal town in the [[Guanacaste Province]] of Northwest [[Costa Rica]]. Envisioned as a compact, walkable beach town, Las Catalinas was founded in 2006 by [[Charles Brewer (businessman)|Charles Brewer]] and incorporates many of the principles of New Urbanism.
*[[McKenzie Towne, Calgary|McKenzie Towne]] is a New Urbanist development which commenced in 1995 by [[Carma Developers]] LP in [[Calgary]].
*[[Cornell, Ontario|Cornell]], within the city of [[Markham, Ontario]], was designed with walkable neighborhoods, density to support public transit, a variety of housing types and retail.<ref>
{{cite magazine |url= http://www.canadiangeographic.ca/magazine/mj06/indepth/communities.asp |title= Is new urbanism the answer to suburbia's dying communities? |magazine= Canadian Geographic |access-date= 2011-01-31 |url-status= dead |archive-url= https://web.archive.org/web/20101117025306/http://www.canadiangeographic.ca/magazine/mj06/indepth/communities.asp |archive-date= 2010-11-17 }}</ref>
*New Amherst is a new urbanist development in the town of [[Cobourg, Ontario]].
*[[UniverCity]], beside the [[Simon Fraser University]] campus on Burnaby Mountain in [[Burnaby]], [[British Columbia]], is a sustainable community that is designed to be walkable, dense, and well connected to public transit networks.
*[[Mount Pleasant GO Station|Mount Pleasant Village]] in the city of [[Brampton]], [[Ontario]] was designed as a mixed-use neighbourhood surrounding a train station and with a central square.