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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Geographical Names Matter: How To Connect People More Strongly To The Region Where They Live
With 5 million people, California’s Inland Empire is both a separat metropolitan area according to the Census and still a suburb of Los Angeles.
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I got more questions in "Ask Me Anything" than I can possibly answer in one post. So here's a riff on two of the questions I got, both of which deal with how metropolitan regions work.
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Our Covenant With Our Communities Is Fraying
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Can The Sunbelt Solve Our Housing Crisis With Smaller Lots?
Small single-family lots in Celina, Texas, north of Dallas
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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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