Alex Summers

The rise of solo renting in America is reshaping the housing landscape, with baby boomers and millennials leading the charge.

The list of cities with the most and fewest ‘good air days’ is a call to action for policymakers and stakeholders globally.

US migration patterns are more than demographic reshuffles; they signify a reevaluation of what constitutes a desirable living environment.

The journey toward becoming a future-ready city requires a blend of technology, sustainability, economic stability and inclusivity.

US cityscapes continue to transform with a boom in apartment construction, with Washington DC’s zips code leading the pack.

Post-pandemic, the balance between remote and office work directly impacts how much time workers spend commuting.

As home prices remain steep, renting continues to be a preferred choice for many Americans, with Queens emerging as a rental hotspot.

A comprehensive analysis of 560 salaries across 28 cities provides crucial insights into the best cities for professionals.

The evolving dynamics of familial and societal structures are redefining the concept of multigenerational households in cities across the US.

Baby boomers, or snowbirds, move city in the winter months; it looks like Gen Z 'zoombirds' might be doing the same for remote working.