Posts Tagged ‘demographics’
3 Years Around America: My 30-City Cross-Country Tour
I took a 3-year, 30-city cross-country tour to study American cities. Here’s what I learned along the way about our nation’s demography, housing and culture.
Read MoreThe Importance Of Cities Accommodating Children
The global destination cities remain incomplete if they can’t support middle-class families.
Read MoreMiami’s Inequality: Good Or Bad For The City?
Miami has inequality. But that is an innate feature of the local demographics – and may even be helping the city.
Read MoreBoise And Omaha As The Dense U.S. Metros Of Tomorrow?
The silver lining to coastal Nimbyism is that inland cities will get their shot at producing dense urbanism.
Read MoreFor Population, L.A. County’s Loss Is The Inland Empire’s Gain
Priced out of L.A., the displaced are moving east to Riverside and San Bernardino.
Read MoreShould American Cities Attract Companies Or Workers?
A look at the chicken-and-egg question, as it pertains to Dallas.
Read MoreChicago’s Population Loss Story Is One Of Black Population Loss
The city’s African-Americans are moving to Atlanta and Dallas.
Read MoreU.S. Cities Have Drastically Different Urban Talent Sheds
While coastal cites attract talent from around the nation and world, Midwestern cities remain parochial.
Read MoreTexas Leads U.S. In Population Growth For 7th Straight Year
Americans continue flowing from the North into the Sunbelt.
Read MoreTrump’s ‘Upstate New York’ Comments Should Start Dialogue On Job Relocation
Telling people they should move may not seem nice, but perhaps it’s practical.
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