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  kcullens

  04/10/08 | Report as spam

  Phoenix-Tucson

  Actually this megaregion is quickly moving to an area larger than simply Phoenix south to Tucson. The North expansion from Phoenix to Prescott is being buildout nearly as fast and we will soon has one metro area expanding from Prescott in the North to Tucson in the South.

 
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  Elizabeth Madrigal

  09/04/08 | Report as spam

  RE: Megaregions of North America (Image Gallery:

  I would agree wholeheartedly that megaregions are the way of the future, particularly with the ease of WiFi. Now if only the state legislatures would recognize this trend and create licensing and other legal enhancements that would allow some of us to easily work in the region.
  
  I am licensed as a mortgage broker in Oregon and Washington, which both have separate bonding requirements, continuing education requirements, etc. It would seem appropriate to have a regional licensing entity, particularly in Southwest Washington and Northwest Oregon, as this is a recognized metropolitan area separated only by the Columbia River.