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1. Rustbelt Revivals - fascinating new paper by Enrico Moretti & others (via @lydiadepillis) on why & how deindustrialized Rustbelt regions recover: nber.org/papers/w31948 2. Lots there but here are my main takeaways ... 3. Across the US and Europe more than a third (34%) of deindustrialized Rustbelt metros recovered better than pre-deindustrialization. 4. German metros, and to some extent other European metros recovered more than US metros. 5.
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1. Miami just overtook NY and LA and of course the Bay Area as the nation's most unaffordable housing market. This trend was patently obvious for sometime, and does not bode well for the region or other hot rising centers. therealdeal.com/miami/2022/02/… 2. Miami's housing market has soared driven by an influx of rich, indeed super-rich buyers from NY, LA and other places. Houses are routinely being flipped for multiples of their pre-pandemic values 3.
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1. Much has been made of rising crime and so-called urban disorder in America's cities. But the data is not so clear. While murders are up, overall crime is down. What gives? A new study provides uses intriguing new data to provide some clues. 2. The study by Maxim Massenkoof the Naval Postgraduate School & Aaron Chalfin of the University of Pennsylvania uses data on foot traffic data as well as data from thew American Time Use Survey to measure personal exposure risk to violent crime.
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