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Best Cities for Minorities: Gauging the Economics of Opportunity

May 27, 2015/in Demographics, The Economy, Urban Affairs

Appearing in: Center for Opportunity Urbanism This is the overview from a new report, Best Cities for Minorities: Gauging the Economics of Opportunity by Joel Kotkin and Wendell Cox for […]

Asian Augmentation

April 2, 2015/in California, Demographics

Appearing in: Orange County Register California, our beautiful, resource-rich state, has managed to miss both the recent energy boom and the renaissance of American manufacturing. Hollywood is gradually surrendering its […]

The Evolving Geography of Asian America: Suburbs Are New High-Tech Chinatowns

March 19, 2015/in California, Demographics

Appearing in: Forbes In the coming decades, no ethnic group may have more of an economic impact on the local level in the U.S. than Asian-Americans. Asia is now the largest […]

Rise of the Nation-States

March 9, 2015/in

Appearing in: Orange County Register In this highly polarized political environment, states and localities, are ever more taking on the character of separate countries. Washington’s gridlock is increasingly matched by […]

The U.S. Cities Where Hispanics Are Doing The Best Economically

February 2, 2015/in Demographics, The Economy, Urban Affairs

Appearing in: Forbes Since 1980, the percentage of Americans who claim Hispanic heritage has grown from 6% to 17%. By 2040, Latinos will constitute roughly 24% of the population. Many Democrats […]

Gray Shadow Looms Over Home of Youth Culture

December 9, 2014/in

Appearing in: Orange County Register Southern California, like the rest of America and, indeed, the higher-income world, is getting older, rapidly. Even as the region’s population is growing slowly, its […]

Southern California Stuck in Drive

December 1, 2014/in California, Urban Affairs

Appearing in: Orange County Register Southern California has long been a nurturer of dreams that, while widely anticipated, often are never quite achieved. One particularly strong fantasy involves Los Angeles […]

California’s Southern Discomfort

November 10, 2014/in

We know this was a harsh recession, followed by, at best, a tepid recovery for the vast majority of Americans. But some people and some regions have surged somewhat ahead, […]

Aging America: The U.S. Cities Going Gray The Fastest

October 31, 2014/in Urban Affairs

Appearing in: Forbes For years we have been warned about the looming, profound impacts that the aging of the U.S. population will have on the country. Well, the gray wave […]

Special Report: America’s Emerging Housing Crisis

May 6, 2014/in California, Demographics, Urban Affairs

This is the executive summary from a new report, America’s Emerging Housing Crisis, published by National Community Renaissance, and authored by Joel Kotkin and Wendell Cox. Download the report and […]