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New Visions on Housing in North American Cities
A presentation by Wendell Cox, (Principal, Demographia) and Scott Wiener (California State Senator) on how American cities should grow - inward with TOD or through new suburban models?
Moderated by, Slma Shelbayah, Founder & CEO, Shelbayah Consulting
What’s Next For North America’s Fastest Growing Cities
How is the pandemic impacting the thinking of some of North America’s leading urban officials and investors? Will people still embrace density and transit? What infrastructure should we be building?
Faye DiMassimo, Senior Advisor to the Mayor, Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County
Margaret Wallace Brown, Director, City of Houston Planning & Development Department
Alyson Craig, Deputy Director of Planning, City of Charlotte
John McColl, Executive Vice President, Cousins Properties, Atlanta, GA
Moderated by: Kelli Bernard, EVP and National Cities Leader, AECOM
■ The pandemic’s impact on future urban population and economic growth rates. A trend analysis of where growth will happen — downtown or in the suburbs.
■ Density Redefined? We’ll look at how density must be anchored in new design approaches for developers and people.
■ How the pandemic is impacting the thinking of America’s leading urban planners on transit oriented development. Will people still embrace the bus?
■ A look at consumer demand shifts in urban development from the pandemic. For example, will we see more townhomes and fewer condos and elevators?
■ Why smart, mixed-use, transit oriented development is still a major economic advantage to cities.