10 Best Urban Economics Blogs & Websites in 2024

1. Urbanomics

Blog https://gulzar05.blogspot.com/ + Follow Blog
In this blog, Gulzar writes about the economics of urban areas and macroeconomic trends and talks about the city based problems.
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2. Building the Skyline Blog

Blog https://buildingtheskyline.org/skynomics-blog/ + Follow Blog
Jason M. Barr is a professor of economics at Rutgers University-Newark. His areas of interest include urban economics, New York City history, and computational economics. He has published many articles in top peer-reviewed economics journals. Skynomics Blog discusses topics about skyscrapers, cities, and economics.MORE Facebook Followers 53Twitter Followers 998 Frequency 1 post/week Domain Authority 34 Read Now Get Email Contact

3. Urban Economics Blog

Blog https://www.urbaneconomics.nl/blogs/ + Follow Blog
Up-to-date economic research about cities, regions and the environment.
Twitter Followers 3.4K Frequency 4 posts/year Domain Authority 26 Read Now Get Email Contact

4. CONVERSABLE ECONOMIST

Blog https://conversableeconomist.blogspot.com/ + Follow Blog
The Conversable Economist is a thoughtful economics blog authored by Timothy Taylor, an experienced economist and the Managing Editor of the Journal of Economic Perspectives. Launched in 2011, the blog provides accessible commentary on economic research, policy, and real-world applications, catering to both academic audiences and the general public. Taylor's posts often explore contemporary economic issues, historical perspectives, and theoretical insights, aiming to make complex economic concepts understandable and engaging.MORE Twitter Followers 8K Frequency 4 posts/week Domain Authority 56 Read Now Get Email Contact

5. Decisions, Decisions, Decisions

Blog https://andrewlainton.wordpress.com/ + Follow Blog
A blog about better decisions, better urban planning and better economics.
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6. Environmental and Urban Economics

Blog http://greeneconomics.blogspot.com/ + Follow Blog
Thoughts on environmental and urban issues from an economics perspective.
Twitter Followers 9.6K Domain Authority 48 Read Now Get Email Contact

7. Peter Gordon's Blog

Blog http://www.petergordonsblog.com/ + Follow Blog
A blog exploring the intersection of economic thinking and urban planning/real estate development and related big-think themes.Gordon's research interests are in applied urban economics.
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8. Richard's Real Estate and Urban Economics Blog

Blog https://real-estate-and-urban.blogspot.com/ + Follow Blog
This blog will feature commentary on the current state of housing, commercial real estate, mortgage finance, and urban development around the world. It may also at times have ruminations about graduate business education.MORE Twitter Followers 3.1K Domain Authority 41 Read Now Get Email Contact

9. Market Urbanism

Blog https://marketurbanism.com/ + Follow Blog
Market Urbanism examines how market forces and property rights enable complex, yet vibrant and economically robust communities and regions to emerge through the 'spontaneous order' of the land use and transportation marketplace.MORE Facebook Followers 2.1KTwitter Followers 47.8K Domain Authority 52 Read Now Get Email Contact

10. CEP Urban and Spatial Programme Blog

Blog http://spatial-economics.blogspot.com/ + Follow Blog
The Spatial Economics Research Centre has become the Centre for Economic Performance Urban and Spatial Programme, based at the LSE. Our research programme aims to provide high quality independent research to further understand why some regions, cities and communities prosper, whilst others do not.MORE Twitter Followers 3K Domain Authority 35 Read Now Get Email Contact