Urban Health, Creative, Service and Working Class & Remote Work

The Secret to Good Health May Be a Walk in the Park

In Minneapolis-St. Paul, the nation’s healthiest urban region, almost everyone lives within a 10-minute walk of a good public park. Shouldn’t we all?

” A 10-minute walk can enhance physical fitness, reduce the risk of chronic disease and improve brain function, like learning and memory.”

The Political Differences of the Creative, Service, and Working Classes

What do the three classes think about issues like gun control, immigration, women’s rights, and unionization?

How Housing Prices Have Changed 10 Years After The Real Estate Bubble

By comparing the median housing values of each state in 2007 — a year before the real estate bubble burst — and 2017, HowMuch has put together a GIF that illustrates the change of housing values these past 10 years.

How Freelancing And Other Remote Work Will Help Save Rural Life

While Tulsa and Vermont are focused on utilizing remote work to increase their population, the State of Utah has taken a different approach.

The Growing Inequality Between America’s Superstar Cities, and the Rest

A new Brookings study documents the growing economic divergence of America’s superstar cities from smaller urban and rural areas.