Urban economist, Ed Glaeser says NYC has a Houston problem. Houston has more affordable housing, less congestion, and easier commutes -all because of its "deregulated market", lack of rent control, and ease of construction. Ryan Avent says not only is Glaeser wrong, he's contradicting his own research.
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July 18, 2008October 01, 2007Kevin Stolarick of the Creative Class Group and Lisa Taber of FortiusOne have paired up to develop a series of 'heat maps' that show the hottest places in the country based on your lifestage and some preselected criteria. The maps allow you to zoom in on specific parts of the country or see how your current city compares to others. September 26, 2007
The Milken Institute does it again. It's 2007 edition of "Best Performing Cities" was just released. Kudos & props to Ocala Florida and Wilmingon NC (#1 and #2 respectively). From the report:
Yet another way to measure prosperity? It's still focused on "trailing" indicators. We like our overall measures which include talent (Creative Class) and tolerance (inclusiveness) and help serve more as a "leading" indicator. You can get the full report here (free sub required). posted by Kevin Stolarick September 24, 2007Kevin Stolarick of the Creative Class Group and Lisa Taber of FortiusOne have paired up to develop a series of 'heat maps' that show the hottest places in the country based on your lifestage and some preselected criteria. The maps allow you to zoom in on specific parts of the country or see how your current city compares to others. Come back Monday to see next week's map: Want It All September 17, 2007Kevin Stolarick of the Creative Class Group and Lisa Taber of
FortiusOne have paired up to develop a series of 'heat maps' that show
the hottest places in the country based on your lifestage and some
preselected criteria. The maps allow you to zoom in on specific parts
of the country or see how your current city compares to others. Come back Monday to see next week's map: Place to Retire September 10, 2007Kevin Stolarick of the Creative Class Group and Lisa Taber of
FortiusOne have paired up to develop a series of 'heat maps' that show
the hottest places in the country based on your lifestage and some
preselected criteria. The maps allow you to zoom in on specific parts
of the country or see how your current city compares to others. Come back Monday to see next week's map: Retired, Not Dead September 03, 2007Kevin Stolarick of the Creative Class Group and Lisa Taber of
FortiusOne have paired up to develop a series of 'heat maps' that show
the hottest places in the country based on your lifestage and some
preselected criteria. The maps allow you to zoom in on specific parts
of the country or see how your current city compares to others. Come back Monday to see next week's map: Good Second Home August 27, 2007Kevin Stolarick of the Creative Class Group and Lisa Taber of
FortiusOne have paired up to develop a series of 'heat maps' that show
the hottest places in the country based on your lifestage and some
preselected criteria. The maps allow you to zoom in on specific parts
of the country or see how your current city compares to others. Come back Monday to see next week's map: Just Wanna Have Fun! August 20, 2007Kevin Stolarick of the Creative Class Group and Lisa Taber of
FortiusOne have paired up to develop a series of 'heat maps' that show
the hottest places in the country based on your lifestage and some
preselected criteria. The maps allow you to zoom in on specific parts
of the country or see how your current city compares to others. Come back Monday to see next week's map: Kids First August 13, 2007Kevin Stolarick of the Creative Class Group and Lisa Taber of
FortiusOne have paired up to develop a series of 'heat maps' that show
the hottest places in the country based on your lifestage and some
preselected criteria. The maps allow you to zoom in on specific parts
of the country or see how your current city compares to others. Come back Monday to see next week's map: Room to Grow |
