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(Bloomberg) The proportion of women in elected office in U.S. cities increased by 3% last year, but they still make up less than a third of mayors, city councils and other local elected offices following last year's municipal elections in New York, Boston and other large cities.
Even as Covid-19 continues to disrupt urban life around the world, some cities this year still made transformative and in some cases unprecedented changes toward improving residents’ health, safety and overall livability.
We ve all heard stories about how people left the big cities during the COVID-19 pandemic, opting for smaller communities, but does data back that up? Bloomberg s CityLab released data that showed where people moved in the last year; which cities shrunk, and which grew. Across the U.S., the number of people making moves that they defined as permanent was up a modest three percent between March 2020 and February 2021, Bloomberg said. .But zoom in to a few of America’s densest and most expensive metro regions and the picture is more dramatic, with the percentage increase in moves well into the double digits.