Inclusive prosperity suggests that equity and affordability concerns are central to a city’s development, and points to models of success in business and government.
Miami has beautiful weather, a thriving economy, and a unique culture. But the fruits of the region’s prosperity have not been evenly shared.
Amazon’s nullification of plans to build a second headquarters in New York holds lessons for urban economic development.
Miami faces a severe crisis of housing unaffordability, reinforcing the region’s high level of economic inequality. Six in 10 employed adult residents of Miami are housing cost-burdened.
Cities large and small are stepping up their efforts to combat climate change and cope with its impact. There’s much that they can do.
Buenos Aires has been through a lot of transformations in its history. If any global city is well-positioned to make the most of an Art Basel Cities, it is Buenos Aires.
With Amazon’s search for its second headquarters or “HQ2” finally over, it’s time for Greater Miami to get back to the business of building its own economy.
Economic development 101 is about telling your story to the right stakeholders and having a clear message about who you are and what you are and what your value proposition is.
Cities have to address questions about safety and congestion, including where scooters will be parked and stored. It can’t just be the Wild West.
Just as cities partner with industry in other sectors, calculated, careful, regulated partnerships for scooters hold the most promise.
