How Universities Are Advancing Urban Development

Rather than waiting on top-down changes from the federal or state government, universities and cities can drive their own transformation.

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How Austin Became “The Human Capital”

Establishing an effective city brand — one that is both inclusive and specific — is a difficult task. But if one city has made it look easy, it’s Austin.

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The American Social Contract

Steven Pedigo joins the Breached Podcast to discuss what’s needed to ensure the American social contract.

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The University and the City

In today’s increasingly global economy, universities form an incomparable link between urban areas and the international market.

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How Philadelphia Attracts (and Keeps) Young Talent

Greater Philadelphia is the only region in the country that creates a city-wide welcome to all college students.

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Neighborhood Development – Models for Success in Revitalizing Local Brands

Steven Pedigo leads a CityNation Place panel discussion about leveraging neighborhood brands to revitalize cities.

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America’s Inclusive Cities

Steven Pedigo joins The Real Estate Hour to discuss America’s inclusive cities.

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When It Comes to Urban Planning, Strategy Isn’t Enough

For governments looking to solve their most pressing urban challenges, it is not enough to simply build a strategy. It is even more imperative to devise a plan of action.

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Actually, NIMBYs, Cities Aren’t Building Enough

While urban development is often characterized as a war between hungry developers and heroic neighborhood activists, the reality is far more complicated.

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Why Brownfields Redevelopment Matters for Cities of All Sizes

Brownfields has quickly become one of the most important buzzwords in urban development.

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