High-density, high-amenity neighborhoods are not going away
As we explored in my last post from the beginning of our republic there has been predictions of the coming demise of high-density big cities.
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As we explored in my last post from the beginning of our republic there has been predictions of the coming demise of high-density big cities.
For years I have said that the city of Detroit needs more gentrification and congestion. As most of you would expect, the push-back is immediate
Updated data from Joe Cortright of Impressa on the continuation of young professionals choosing to live in central cities. Cortright, using American Community Survey data,
In my last post we look at the growing wage premium for those who have a four-year degree or more. Debunking the conventional wisdom that
A central conclusion of Michigan Future’s research over the decades is that the most prosperous places are those with the highest proportion of adults with
In our 2006 A New Agenda for a New Michigan report we wrote: “The most successful regions across the country are those where both the
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