Archive: Columns
The Folly of Urban Planning in Guatemala City
Guatemala City's “Opportunity District” plan shows the flaws of trying to predict where growth happens
Latin American Cities Are Underrated
It's clear why many with the option to work remotely are choosing Mexico City as their new home
How Cities Can Anticipate the E-commerce Boom
Online shopping continues to grow in importance
NFTS: Like IPOs, but for Everything
Are there still good uses for NFTs? Plenty
Does Chicago’s Aldermanic System Work?
Chicago’s long-time debate about aldermanic privilege speaks to a larger one about whether city council elections should be ward-based or at-large
Germany Slow On Nuclear as Winter Looms
Have they finally made a decision?
Why Jersey City Is Becoming New York City’s 6th Borough
A little liberty goes a long way
The Emergence of Startup Cities
Privately owned cities are popping up all over the world, particularly the global south
Japan is Ready to Address the Energy Crisis
Japan’s nuclear reactor’s may be restarting sooner than expected
Will America Get “Vertical Integration” of Transport?
Nationwide transportation can, and likely will, come from the growth of a private enterprise
What San Francisco Restaurant Laws Say About Progressivism
Why do some cities allow eateries to suffer under the weight of unhelpful regulations and lockdowns?
See How Little Housing Some U.S. Metros Permit
The supply is not meeting demand