In 24-hour Cities: Real Performance, Not Just Promises, esteemed real estate economist Hugh Kelly examines the evidence for the claim that the 24-hour city is "better". Through detailed historical reflection and the examination of 14 American cities, Kelly looks at the claims made for and against 24-hour cities, and attempts to sort out the hows and whys that emerge as we consider not only the differences between cities, but their comparative advantages. The results of his discussion have significant implications not only for the real estate industry, but for public planning and policy.
In 24-hour Cities: Real Performance, Not Just Promises, esteemed real estate economist Hugh Kelly examines the evidence for the claim that the 24-hour city is "better". Through detailed historical reflection and the examination of 14 American cities, Kelly looks at the claims made for and against 24-hour cities, and attempts to sort out the hows and whys that emerge as we consider not only the differences between cities, but their comparative advantages. The results of his discussion have significant implications not only for the real estate industry, but for public planning and policy.
Hugh F. Kelly is a Clinical Professor of Real Estate at the NYU Schack Institute of Real Estate. He served as the 2014 Chair of the Board for the Counselors of Real Estate organization, and heads his own consultancy practice. He frequently speaks at international academic and industry conferences.
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Introduction: The 24-Hour City Hypothesis 1. The Dynamism of the American City: Triumphs and Troubles 2. The Fifties: A revolutionary decade? 3. Selling and Buying the American Dream 4. The Hollowing of the Center 5. Central Tendencies vs. the Hollow-Core Story 6. Trends Behind the Trends 7. What Makes the 24-hour City Different? 8. Fourteen Cities 9. Voting with the Wallet: Paying a Premium for the 24-hour City 10. Gleanings from the Past and Present; Glimmers for the Future
Introduction: The 24-Hour City Hypothesis 1. The Dynamism of the American City: Triumphs and Troubles 2. The Fifties: A revolutionary decade? 3. Selling and Buying the American Dream 4. The Hollowing of the Center 5. Central Tendencies vs. the Hollow-Core Story 6. Trends Behind the Trends 7. What Makes the 24-hour City Different? 8. Fourteen Cities 9. Voting with the Wallet: Paying a Premium for the 24-hour City 10. Gleanings from the Past and Present; Glimmers for the Future
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