Five Years Later: What I Got Right And Wrong About Cities After COVID

Remote work and Amazon delivery trucks are here to stay. But a lot of the other changes I predicted simply didn't materialize once we had a vaccine.

Five years ago, when we were all elbow-bumping, trying not to breath on each other, and thinking that this pandemic thing would be over in two weeks, I wrote a two-part blog on the Kinder Institute’s Urban Edge on what cities would be like after COVID.