August 24, 2019 Last Update: 08/24/2019
  • Blog
  • Contact
  • Contributors : About the Site
  • Archive
  • Home
  • Economics
  • Politics
  • Urban Issues
  • Small Cities
  • Demographics
  • Suburbs
  • Housing
  • Planning
  • 2018 Best Cities Ranks

%profilenode

  • View
  • Track

Latest Activity at NewGeography.com

TitlePosterRepliesUpdated
Homesteading Detroit John Sanphillippo03 years 8 weeks ago
Finally! Great New Affordable Bay Area Housing! John Sanphillippo33 years 11 weeks ago
Murbanism (Mormon Urbanism) John Sanphillippo03 years 13 weeks ago
DIY Urbanism John Sanphillippo03 years 16 weeks ago
Suburban Sustainablity John Sanphillippo13 years 23 weeks ago
Saying Goodbye. Again. John Sanphillippo03 years 28 weeks ago
What If Singapore and Las Vegas Had a Love Child? John Sanphillippo03 years 32 weeks ago
My Other Bicycle Is An Airbus A380 John Sanphillippo13 years 33 weeks ago
Black Friday: Scenes From A Mall John Sanphillippo03 years 36 weeks ago
Cherry Hill: The Winners John Sanphillippo03 years 39 weeks ago
« first‹ previous…2345678910next ›last »

Subscribe to NG Articles


Subscribe to Articles feed

Or, get articles by email:

   

   

NewGeography.com is a joint venture of Joel Kotkin and Praxis Strategy Group

Featured Content






View all subjects

The Human City - Now Available

Joel Kotkin's new book The Human City is now available for for purchase. Find out more about this and all of Joel's books.  

Infinite Suburbia

The new book Infinite Suburbia is the culmination of the MIT Norman B. Leventhal Center for Advanced Urbanism's yearlong study of the future of suburban development. Find out more .

Recent blog posts

  • Contrarian’s Corner: OC Housing Market Underpriced?
  • OC Example on Homeless Veterans – Will LA Have Sense to Follow?
  • What Message Is Your City Telling You?
  • AEI Rates Bay Area STEM Among the Worst
  • Demographia International Housing Affordability Survey Executive Summary
  • Rich Keep Getting Richer in Tech as Apple Picks Austin for $1 Billion Campus
  • McKesson Moves to DFW from San Francisco
  • A Look at Lordstown
  • Maine Governor Moving to Florida for Lower Taxes
  • Young People Leaving Buffalo, Despite Cuomo Claims
more

Books

Authored by Aaron Renn, The Urban State of Mind: Meditations on the City is the first Urbanophile e-book, featuring provocative essays on the key issues facing our cities, including innovation, talent attraction and brain drain, global soft power, sustainability, economic development, and localism. 

Check out Healing American Democracy: Going Local, the new book from Morley Winograd and Michael D. Hais.

Recent popular content

  • The World’s $86 Trillion Economy Visualized in One Chart
  • Ridership Falls Another 2.9 Percent in June
  • The Regression of America’s Big Progressive Cities
  • Largest Cities in the World: 2016
  • Australia's Long Suffering Commuters
  • A Blast from the Past in Charlotte and Columbus
  • Is It Time To Rethink Density?
  • Green Technology’s Dark Side
more

Advertisement

Recommended Books

  • The Next Hundred Million: America in 2050 By Joel Kotkin - Available Now

  • The City: A Global History by Joel Kotkin

  • Why is construction so backward? Co-authored by Ian Abley

  • Millennial Momentum: How a New Generation Is Remaking America by Morley Winograd and Michael D. Hais

  • War on the Dream: How Anti-Sprawl Policy Threatens the Quality of Life by Wendell Cox

  • Remembering the Twentieth Century Limited by Matthew Stevenson

  • An April Across America By Matthew Stevenson

Blogroll and Partner Sites

  • Burgh Diaspora
  • Center for Economic Research and Forecasting
  • China Urban Development Blog
  • Chris Bradford - Austin Contrarian
  • Houston Strategies
  • LA Observed
  • Multiplier Effect: Levy Economics Institute
  • NDN
  • Newsalert
  • The Rural Blog
  • The Urbanophile
  • Patrick.net - Housing Crash
  • Joel Kotkin
  • Praxis Strategy Group
  • American Association of Retirement Communities

more

User login

  • Request new password

  • © 2019 New Geography
  • BLOGS :
  • CONTRIBUTORS :
  • CONTACT :
  • Stay up to date:
  • RSS FEED
Website design and development by: