An article in The Nation points out that our perceptions about the suburbs need some revising. New studies show dramatic change: [A] historic milestone ... has gone strangely ignored: For the first time ever, more poor Americans live in the suburbs than in all our cities combined. It's a funny phenomenon: increasingly dense, diverse and poor, the suburbs are becoming the new "city," while increasingly affluent downtowns loaded with veritcal sprawl are becoming the new 'burbs.
Downward mobility
Time to rethink the suburbs. Again.
Time to rethink the suburbs. Again.