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Personal Property

... rather live in a small town or village than in a suburb of a city or town (28%). On a global level, towns/villages are the second most desirable area to live in (17%), followed by a large city (16%). Living in a smaller city is more desirable than living in a major city, while rural areas are least desirable when looking at global youth overall.Which of the following best describes your ideal area to live in?Please select one. A suburb of a city/town | A small town/village | A large city | A ...

Where Young Adults Live: Now & In The Future

... moving across the suburbs, urban areas, and rural areas, demonstrating that they are not only moving to different locations, but also to new types of locations. Additionally, preference for suburban areas, which dominated over urban areas for previous generations as they aged, is not as strong among modern youth when envisioning their future. Peruse each visual to see where Ys and Zs want to be residing from now until 2038. At present, the largest concentration of Zs aged 14-21 is in the suburbs (40 ...

The State Of The Sub/Urban

... agricultural neighborhoods, in the U.S., and increasingly, these living communities are popping up in or around cities. They thereby offer residents the benefits of rural farming with the convenience of metropolitan areas. Among such are Agritopia in Phoenix, Miralon in Palm Springs, and the Michigan Urban Farming Initiative (MUFI), which has turned a three-acre section of Detroit's North End into an agrihood. Meanwhile, many more are in the works, with Win6 Village planned for Silicon Valley and Macon ...

Culture Spotlight On Indonesia

... entirely new, Indonesia hosts the largest annual metal festival in Southeast Asia, Hammersonic, which draws more than 30,000 metalheads—the hype around it is taking new shape. Leading this new movement is the band Voice of Baceprot, which translates to “noisy,” comprised of three Muslim teen girls from the rural, conservative region of West Java. Daughters of farmers, the young artists are fighting stereotypes that hijab-women are quiet. They mostly play cover songs, but have released ...

The Omniculturals

... approach. In recent decades, cultures have come together in a variety of ways. The number of interracial (and intercultural) marriages has grown, as has the number of mixed-race children. In cosmopolitan cities from Berlin to New York to Tokyo, GYs interact and engage with people from disparate backgrounds—and they are finding that they have more in common with the young foreigners they meet than they do with rural residents of their own countries. This holds true even in developing countries, as the ...

Eco-Exhibitionists

... brands, such areas give residents greater freedom to customize their homes and incorporate sustainable elements since they typically have more space and the authority to do so, unlike young people who rent apartments in cities. Suburbanites could therefore be highly influential in driving widespread adoption of such innovations and in ushering in an era of branded cities. As urbanites move back into suburban and rural geographies, they could rebuild those infrastructures with these design aspirations ...

Genre Trends

... scrutiny for the 1982 disappearance of his wife Kathleen Durst, the 2000 murder of his friend Susan Berman, a 2016 weapons possession, and other criminal allegations. The movie will focus on Durst’s relationship with his wife.Live PD With police officers all over the country under the microscope in lieu of recent events, this A&E series follows six of the country’s busiest police forces in both urban and rural areas. ABC news anchor Dan Abrams narrates the goings-on of a “normal” Friday night ...

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Worldly Improvement

... one in two Trendsetters and youth have traveled to visit family, and U.S. women (51%) are more likely than U.S. men (37%) to make these travel plans.For which of the following reasons, if any, have you taken a personal trip/traveled in the past year?Please select all that apply To relax | To get away | To visit family | To try something new | To experience a different type of environment (e.g., mountains, rural area, big city) | To visit friends | For a special occasion (e.g ...