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By Ehrenhalt Alan
Alan Ehrenhalt, 2013
This insightful work examines the evolving dynamics between American cities and their surrounding suburbs. It highlights a significant demographic shift where young adults and affluent retirees are increasingly choosing urban and inner-suburban locales. Conversely, immigrants and less affluent populations are moving out, prompting a reevaluation of urban planning and societal structures.
The book details how traditional urban centers, like lower Manhattan, are transforming into residential areas. It also explores the revitalization of inner-city communities in cities such as Chicago and Brooklyn, often driven by improved public transportation. Furthermore, it analyzes the strategies of car-dependent cities like Phoenix and Charlotte in developing new downtown cores, while older suburbs adapt to attract younger residents by offering urban-like amenities.