KentXie
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And literally all of those cities are unaffordable so I guess yay patents and investments that doesn't actually flow down to the average personA lot of Boston doom and gloom in this thread - JLL disagrees. From its 2024 Innovation Geographies report:
1. Boston ranks 3rd in the world (behind the Bay Area and San Diego) in number of patents generated per capita;
2. Boston ranks 4th in the world in innovation output (behind the Bay Area, Tokyo, and Seoul)
3. Boston ranks 3rd in the world in talent concentration (behind the Bay Area and Beijing)
We have a lot of problems here, chief among them the high cost of living. But let's not lose sight of this area's enormous strengths and the fact that people all over the world want to be here and invest here.
"Honey what's for dinner?
Patents, dear"
Guess where all the investment money go?
That's right, the C suites and the shareholders.
Those metrics are as relatable as:
Boston ranks 3rd in the world in building mansions. Millionaires all over the world want to invest here.
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