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🗽 As #NewYorkCity recovers from the #pandemic, it faces increasing competition from abroad and from rapidly growing US cities across the Sunbelt. Tune in to our next webcast for insights on the state of NYC’s #economicrecovery and what types of reforms could make the city more competitive and attractive to businesses and residents. Register here: https://lnkd.in/ed26SCRz

I am looking forward to the Panel discussion tomorrow night on the future of cities. https://lnkd.in/g6DcQHcT As our global urban population moves to 75% by 2050, it is timely to consider what this means for Cities in Africa and Asia as well as all our Australian Capital Cities. A business as usual approach will only make all these cities less liveable. The need for people-orientated quality outcomes built on greater densities, mixed use, good connectivity, a high quality public realm and local character is one of the formulas for 'Wise Cities' into the future. The discussion on Wednesday should go some way to helping this happen.

The UN foresees a demographic shift in Asia-Pacific: a nearly 75% rise in the population aged 60 and over by 2040, constituting a quarter of the region's populace. This transformative trend holds profound implications for consumer markets, healthcare, and real estate. As Asia-Pacific transitions towards an ageing demographic, it prompts us to explore the long-term opportunities for investors in this space. Emily Relf delves into the strategies and innovations that can shape the future of real estate in the region. Find out more in this article: https://okt.to/F9SMko #KnightFrankAPAC #LivingSectors #Healthcare

Australia's most liveable city is ... Melbourne. That's according to the annual Global Liveability Index, which is published by the Economist Intelligence Unit. Melbourne ranked first in Australia and third in the world after scoring perfect marks for healthcare, education and infrastructure. Melbourne also did very well in terms of stability and culture & environment. The Global Liveability Index ranks 173 cities around the world. #melbourneproperty #melbournerealestate #victoriarealestate

2 metro Atlanta cities make top 3 in list of 25 best places to live in the Southeast - WSB Atlanta: 2 metro Atlanta cities make top 3 in list of 25 best places to live in the Southeast  WSB Atlanta

Must read article for urban planners, nighttime businesses and policy makers. I contributed my analysis on the consumer behavior changes in Tokyo and how the city can develop the nighttime economy in the changing environment. #nighttimeeconomy #nightlife #NTE #Tokyo #JNEA #bloomberg

There are over 600 high streets in London and all of them have unique qualities.    In a city which boasts more than 200 different languages amongst its population, we have a wealth of diversity in the capital, which can contribute to exciting and thriving destinations, but not always and not alone. Without a helping hand, too many struggling places with potential are going to continue a steady decline which is all too familiar, with the economic and social disadvantages that go alongside.   In this piece for EG, I explore how the GLA’s Property X-Change is looking to partner with the real estate sector to build high street destinations reflecting London’s diversity that work economically and socially for investors and communities alike. #PropertyXChange #HighStreets #SocialValue #London

A new report analyzed 150 major cities to determine which places are the best to live in 2024-2025. One Florida city tops the list. https://lnkd.in/eWJcb828

We are partnering with the 8th Healthy City Design International Congress taking place in Liverpool from 15-16 October - a global forum for the exchange of knowledge on the research, policy and practice of designing healthy and sustainable cities and communities. This year's Congress focuses on building a fairer future by advancing health equity through impact investment and will focus on themes including: ✅ Impact investment and good governance: Mobilising capital for place-based investment that builds diverse, inclusive and prosperous communities ✅ Community impact: Empowering communities to design and lead changes to systems and environments driving health inequalities ✅ Homes and neighbourhoods: Creating healthier and inclusive living spaces that enhance residents’ quality of life and contribute to thriving communities ✅ Urban design, placemaking and the public realm: Urban strategies that promote compact and vibrant cities, prioritise wellbeing, and foster community resilience ✅ Population health: Delivering accessible place-based care through cross-sector partnering and health planning across local health economies If you have relevant examples of research practice or policy innovations that improve health equity and sustainable development in cities and communities around the world, check out their open call for papers. You can submit 400 words abstracts for in-person presentations during the Congress and the submission deadline is 23 May 2024. Find out more about the submission process here: https://lnkd.in/dt98UQW9 #impactinvesting #health