The surge in remote working following the onset of the pandemic has the potential to transform the geography of cities, their economies, and their public finances. Three years on, how are cities faring?
David Copeland
David Copeland is a Product Consultant at Moody's Analytics in New York. He has served as an Adjunct Professor of Economics at Fordham University and at Hunter College of the City University of New York.
He has previously served as a Public Finance Fellow at the Center for State and Local Finance at the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies in Atlanta, GA, a consultant for the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy in Cambridge, MA, and a research assistant for the Citizens Budget Commission in New York City. Selected publications include The Fiscal Effects of the Covid-19 Pandemic on Cities: An Initial Assessment
(2020) and The Impact of Work From Home on Commercial Property Values and the Property Tax in US Cities (2021).