WP 22-41 – As house prices rise in large, housing-constrained cities, what are the implications for places that have room to grow? We explore how amenities have differentially driven population and price dynamics in big cities and small towns.

Research in Focus — The U.S. freeway network was conceived as a contributor to regional growth. Evidence shows, however, that freeways also brought detractions, especially for urban neighborhoods.

Economic Insights — The Bureau of Labor Statistics revises its state employment numbers only once a year, but by using the same data, the Philadelphia Fed can revise those numbers quarterly.