Cities Will Be More Fragile, More Competitive, Than Ever Before
The end of the Covid-19 pandemic will help all cities, but greater competition among cities means that poor governance will have worse impacts.
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For Real Estate, The Wheel Is Still In Spin
Presently, the suburbs are gaining at the expense of the cities, but in time, the suburbs may well lose out to small towns and the exurbs.
Housing Boom Will End After 2021
Housing starts in the United States last year exceeded population growth. Rising interest rates in 2022 or later will coincide with much cheaper apartment rentals, hurting single family home demand. Prices may not fall, but heady appreciation will be over.
Death Of A City: The Portland Story?
In Portland, Oregon, continued violence and vandalism have combined with high housing costs, homelessness and poor community leadership to raise the question: how long before this city dies?
Lock Him Up? How President Trump’s Tax Returns Could Put Him In Prison
The eyes that really matter the most are those of federal and state tax authorities charged with reviewing whether or not Trump and the Trump Organization followed tax laws.
Is Eric Trump The Next October Surprise? N.Y. Judge Orders President’s Son To Answer Fraud Questions Under Oath
On Wednesday, a New York State judge ordered the President’s son to answer questions, under oath, by October 7th. Which begs a different question: is Eric Trump the presidential campaign’ next October surprise?
The Future Of Residential Real Estate: A House In The Suburbs
The surge in suburban housing demand has begun and will continue, though after widespread vaccination the trend will abate somewhat. A few people will sit in the suburbs pining for the city, taking advantage of falling rents in urban apartments. Most, however, will be happy with their new digs.
The Office Isn’t Dead, It’s Evolving
There is still huge value to be had from a dedicated office space: the company culture, accessible communication and personal support, just to name a few.
People Fleeing Big Cities May Spur Economic Growth In Smaller Metros
A sudden influx of people could transform small and medium sized cities and major suburbs across the country. The loss of a couple thousand residents won’t materially affect big cities, but even a handful of those people could have a major impact on small cities.
How And Where Will We Work In The Future?
Curt talks with Eddy Badrina, CEO of Eden Green and President of BuzzShift, and Ryan Bricker, an urban designer for HNTB Corporation, about the changing nature of office space and where we may find meaning and focus in the future.