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Future of Cities

Future of Cities is dedicated to regenerative development of the built environment.

Reimagining how we live, work, play, and learn, Future of Cities is a mission-driven organization and consortium dedicated to transforming communities worldwide through the co-creation of sustainable cities. Leveraging ESG strategies and championing regenerative placemaking, Future of Cities will influence change, incubate innovation, and thoughtfully engage communities to create inclusive projects with better livability, positive impacts, and outsized returns for residents, businesses, stakeholders and investors.

27/10/2026

Dan Buettner studied the places where people live longest. One thing they share: people who show up for each other.

Majora Carter rebuilt her neighbourhood in the South Bronx. Amanda

Joy Ravenhill works on regenerative futures worldwide. They’re two of the voices inside Future of Cities: placemakers, founders, investors and wellness practitioners in 25+ countries, working on the places they care about.

Your year includes the people and 30+ Regenerative Dialogues. $199 a year, about $16.58 a month.

Tap Learn more, or comment JOIN and we’ll DM you the link.

21/10/2026

Las ciudades que aún no hemos construido las construirán personas que se niegan a rendirse. Y Venezuela está llena de ellas. 🇻🇪
Saludos desde Caracas. Mañana subo al escenario del Startup Venezuela Summit junto a Richard Branson, Adriana Cisneros, Pedro Vallenilla, Victor Cardenas y Stephanie Zelaya.
Una palabra para el emprendedor venezolano: resiliencia.
Jueves 22 de octubre · 4:10 PM · Escenario Cashea.
¿Vas? Envíalo a quien estará ahí.
— The cities we haven’t built yet will be built by people who refuse to give up. Venezuela is full of them.
Greetings from Caracas. Tomorrow I take the Startup Venezuela Summit stage alongside Richard Branson, Adriana Cisneros, Pedro Vallenilla, Victor Cardenas and Stephanie Zelaya.
One word for the Venezuelan entrepreneur: resilience.
Thu Oct 22 · 4:10 PM · Cashea stage.
Going? Send this to someone who’ll be there.

07/10/2026

There is someone out there who has been waiting for a role that actually means something. This is for you
We’re hiring a Community and Operations Manager to be my right hand across the Future of Cities, ChoZen Center for Regenerative Living, and Phoenix Arts and Innovation District in Jacksonville.
You’ll be working across a global community of 2,000+ members, on the ground in Miami, inside some of the most important regenerative placemaking work happening in the World right now!
This isn’t a job where you execute someone else’s vision from a desk. You’ll be in the rooms, at the sites, inside the movement as it builds.
The work is real. The mission is real. And if you’re someone who is organized, tech-savvy, community-driven, and genuinely passionate about reimagining how cities work, I want to hear from you.
Full-time. In-person. Miami-based. Apply at focities.com/careers

30/09/2026

Loneliness is a design problem. Tonight, we start designing the other way. 🌿
The Regenerative Placemaking Co-Design Course starts TONIGHT at 5:30 PM ET: six Wednesdays with Tony Cho and a small working group.
Can’t make tonight? You haven’t missed it. Every session is recorded, with transcripts, so you can watch tonight’s replay whenever works for you and have a whole week to catch up before we meet again next Wednesday.
Everything’s included: → Six live sessions with Tony → The book, Generation Regeneration, shipped to you → Two months in the Future of Cities community on Circle → All 35 Summit Live Replays → A day at the HUB in Little Haiti, with Tony
No project needed. No architecture degree needed. Just the question: why do some places heal us, and most don’t?
$699, or start for $233. Link in bio → focities.com/pth

22/09/2026

“In hindsight, Wynwood wasn’t regenerative. Not yet.”
That’s Tony Cho — about the neighborhood he helped build.
In 2005 it was warehouses and railroad tracks. Today it draws 10 million visitors a year. And the artists who made it couldn’t afford to stay.
That gap between placemaking and placetaking is the reason Future of Cities exists.
Thursday, Tony walks through the whole case study — what worked, what it cost, and the three things it takes to build a place that heals instead of displaces.
Nature. Community. Culture.
Places That Heal. A free live master class — one hour on Zoom, Q&A at the end. Come whether you’re building something or just thinking about the block you live on.
Comment HEAL to register for free and we’ll DM you the link.
Thursday, September 24 · 12 PM ET · go.focities.com/heal

14/09/2026

Comment HEAL and we’ll DM you the link.

Free live session · Thursday, September 24 · 12 PM ET.
Places That Heal: how a well-designed place heals the people in it — and how it’s built. With Tony Cho.

Bring a place you care about. Comment HEAL to register.

09/09/2026

Thirty-five conversations. One question behind all of them: what would it take to build places that actually heal people?
This September, everything from the Generation Regeneration Summit — the Regenerative Dialogues, all 35 sessions — comes included when you become a Co-Creator. Not a replay pass. A seat at the table for the year.
Comment CREATE and we’ll send you the details.

03/09/2026

Peter H. Diamandis on the three mindsets he actually runs on — abundance, purpose, curiosity — and why the third one is the whole game in the age of AI.
Comment or DM us REPLAY to watch the full conversation. (Link in bio if you’d rather.)

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