In a Q&A with Richard Florida and in his latest book, “The Great Reset,” he talked about how housing is going to change and become a more reasonable part of our budgets. Beyond tanking housing values (and foreclosures) that we see all around us, how exactly is that going to work? Here are the extended outtakes from the interview on the subjects of housing, organic food and the need for more good data.
Author and Futurist Richard Florida Predicts a More Urban, Creative and Service-Focused Market.
Richard Florida’s, The Great Reset, provides “great” reading that will keep you absorbed for the foreseeable future.
Dramatic change has come to the Blue States of the Northeast, once Republican bastions turned solidly Democratic.
From the obvious (San Francisco) to the surprising (Columbus), Richard Florida and Gary Gates crunched the numbers to come up with the gayest cities in the country.
Urbanist Richard Florida charts the progress of the long depression of the late 19th century and the great depression of 1930s from pain austerity through to opportunity and eventual recovery.
Richard Florida looks at the big patterns that emerged from calamitous economic downturns in the past — the deep and prolonged depressions of the 1870s and 1930s — in his book The Great Reset.
