Summary:
The book explores the emergence of a new social class driven by creativity and innovation, which is reshaping the economy and culture of cities. It discusses how this class's values, preferences, and lifestyles are influencing urban development, work environments, and community life.
Key points:
1. The Creative Class: Florida identifies a new group called the "Creative Class," made up of idea-generating professionals like scientists and artists. This class is crucial for economic growth in modern cities.
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