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Cities Will Bounce Back From Crisis as They Always Have, ULI Honoree PredictsFormer DC Mayor Says Center Cities Have 'Centrifugal Force' that Draws Workers, Residents
Urban Land Institute awarded the former mayor of Washington, D.C., Anthony Williams, its Visionaries in Urban Development prize. (Getty Images)
Urban Land Institute awarded the former mayor of Washington, D.C., Anthony Williams, its Visionaries in Urban Development prize. (Getty Images)

The coronavirus pandemic has ravaged cities around the world, emptying streets, businesses and cultural institutions as workers and visitors stay home. But former D.C. Mayor Anthony Williams, who was recognized this week for his work in urban development and renewal, sounded an optimistic note about the ability of metropolises to rebound, saying they have always shown resilience in past crises.

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