How Cities Are Adapting In Times of Crisis

Author and CityLab Editor-at-Large Richard Florida discusses possible changes to the urban landscape in the near and distant future after COVID-19. Lusk Director Richard K. Green fields questions involving which cities might change the most, the possible slowdown of urbanization, and who might reconsider density in the future.

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