What Makes a City Great: Americas Power Cities Under the Microscope
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What Makes a City Great: Americas Power Cities Under the Microscope
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What makes a city great?
In this episode of The Real State Podcast, hosts Alex Norman and Jamie Blond unpack a BBC-driven debate about America’s top cities and the battle for the next spot behind New York and Los Angeles. With Chicago long treated as the default #3, they challenge the assumptions and make the case that Miami’s growth, global pull, and economic momentum may be reshaping the ranking.
They break down nine criteria often used to judge “greatness,” including economic output, industry concentration, cultural export and tourism, migration, infrastructure, tax policy, and long-term resilience. Along the way, they compare New York’s legacy power, LA’s cultural machine and quality of life advantages, Chicago’s shifting role, and Miami’s rise as a destination for capital, talent, and global attention. They also touch on other contenders like San Francisco, Washington DC, Atlanta, and Boston, plus why outsiders may be most excited about Miami right now.
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