Tag: Economics

Unlike industries such as electronics where efficiency drives down prices, the housing market resembles sectors like healthcare and higher education, ...

All too often, cities diverge from enacting local regulations essential to public safety into unnecessary, subjective standards that instead serve ...

After many decades of reinvestment and repopulation, some American downtowns are now showing signs of hollowing out again.

Once you look past rosy economic impact predictions and the glittering stadium renderings, the evidence of decades’ worth of real-world ...

The New York Legislature has managed to craft one of the worst stadium deals in recent memory – a remarkable ...

At the end of FY 2020, 61 cities did not have enough money to pay all their bills. This means ...

Data from the U.S. Census Bureau indicate that tax policy affects where Americans are choosing to live and work.

U.S. cities are fast running out of cash. The pandemic will reduce local government revenues by an estimated US$11.6 billion in 2020. ...

Long-term impacts will ripple far beyond immediate relief provided by a vaccine. Leaders should look past a short-term approach to ...

A generational population shift to our urban areas may have peaked as many cities risk driving out the middle-class residents ...