UAR article featured in CityLab! Open Access to original article through March 3, 2015.

Posted on February 23, 2015 by urbanaffairseditor in Urban // 0 Comments

A New Index to Measure Sprawl Gives High Marks to Los Angeles

By Richard Florida

L.A. is the least sprawling metro area in the country, according to this analysis, besting New York and San Francisco.

Original UAR Article

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A New Index to Measure Sprawl Gives High Marks to Los Angeles

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