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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Ask Me Anything: Rising Water Bills, The Beginning of the End of CEQA, and Why Nobody Is Leaving Houston
As usual, readers asked a whole bunch of crazy questions. Here are my answers!
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Like Kansas City, most big cities are really “three cities”. Here are three strategic to help make sure your golden goose neighborhoods keep laying eggs and your underserved neighborhoods can thrive.
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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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