David BrewsterIs Denver the next hot city in the West? It’s got advantages over the Bay Area and Seattle, particularly in affordability and transit. This story tells how Denver decided on regional cooperation to avoid boom-and-bust cycles and to get a comprehensive transit system built. The key bold move was a new airport. Regional rivalries are, by comparison, Seattle’s fatal flaw.
How Denver overcame regional factionalism to build a rail system that is a model for 21<sup>st</sup> century growth
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