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Can public open space save our small businesses?
Can public open space save our small businesses?
From parks and waterfronts to alleys and sidewalks, public open spaces remain one of the few elements within a city of which city…
Burnout and Remote Work
Burnout and Remote Work
While the formal study of burnout dates back to 1974, discussions of workplace burnout have grown increasingly common over the last decade…
Should work from home become the new standard?
Should work from home become the new standard?
In an effort to create a roadmap for post-COVID economic recovery, we are gathering intelligence on the effects of extended telework…
What Went Wrong? Preparedness vs. Response in the U.S. COVID Crisis
What Went Wrong? Preparedness vs. Response in the U.S. COVID Crisis
The United States has thus far experienced the worst outbreak of COVID anywhere in the world. With over 4 million confirmed cases and…
Physical Activity and Movement in Public Open Spaces
Physical Activity and Movement in Public Open Spaces
Fluidity and the freedom to navigate city streets for work, play, business, and socialization are fundamental components of normal daily…
Organic Place Identity Development: Boston’s North Shore
Organic Place Identity Development: Boston’s North Shore
How can community-generated data offer insights into organic place identity and economic performance?
Is Airbnb disrupting the hospitality industry?
Is Airbnb disrupting the hospitality industry?
The hospitality industry is one of the most stable industry sectors and enjoys consistent consumer demand across seasons and locations…
2018 in Review: City Trends, Policies and Conversations
2018 in Review: City Trends, Policies and Conversations
2018 was an eventful year with discussions, policy actions and urban investments impacting critical themes in city development, urban…