Sometimes in the post-pandemic world, it seems like it doesn't matter "where" you are! In some ways that's true, but in other ways "place" matters more than ever. "The Future Of Where" explores the ways in which place and community still matter.
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Every month, I turn the tables on my subscribers: I ask them what’s on their mind.
After four decades as an urban planner, a former mayor, and a consultant who’s sat through more city council meetings, market studies, and zoning fights tha...
Are The Exurbs Really Winning?
Downtown Columbus, Indiana, a regional center with a population of 50,000
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It’s Time To Bet On Those Smaller River Cities
Downtown Spokane, courtesy of Visit Spokane
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Who Will Fix Our Housing Crisis?
Wartime housing for defense workers in Richmond, California, near San Francisco.
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Will The Middle Class Ever Ride The Bus
Jake Wegmann from the University of Texas asks: Do you think that there is any realistic prospect in the US for transit becoming relevant to the daily lives of the middle class in the vast major...
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Bill Fulton is a veteran urban planner and former mayor who writes the Future of Where Substack newsletter. He's the author of eight books, including Place And Prosperity: How Cities Help Us To Connect And Innovate.
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