The ease of air travel, availability of public transportation, range of housing options, and quality of life all factored into Christus Health's move to DFW
A record number of people in the U.S. now live by themselves, and they spend $1.9 trillion a year. Businesses are beginning to take notice.
Attempting to minimize disruption to business and the neighborhood, Metro pushed construction of light rail track on the Harrisburg Line through in 72 hours.
The USDA has identified "food deserts" as areas further then 15 miles from the nearest chain grocery stores, causing a stir for a more robust approach.
A new C40 report shows how cities are taking action to combat climate change and how businesses benefit from those actions.
Research commissioned by the TfL Urban Design team shows that walkable streets can add significant value to homes and businesses.
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