Joel Kotkin, a Chapman University fellow focused on urban planning, said he doubts anyone wanting the urban experience of living downtown would flock to Riverside instead of true urban centers. People have historically moved to the Inland region for the opposite of condo-living: a single-family home with ample space.
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Executive Editor JOEL KOTKIN on the NY Times regarding Sonoma
“The danger is that a slow city ends up as a city for the geriatric rich and the trustafarians,” said Joel Kotkin, an urban analyst and author of “The City, a Global History.”
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Executive Editor JOEL KOTKIN in the New York Times regarding demographics
Why so down on the United States? asks Joel Kotkin in New Geography (and Forbes), taking shots at prophets of decline on both the right and the left.
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Executive Editor JOEL KOTKIN on Often Wrong, Never in Doubt
Kotkin is a very rare thing: a principled moderate. He went Obami in the last election. He’s over that now.