Land Use and Master Planning: Flexibility, Vision and Effective Partnerships Make Great Cities
Utter, Marilee A., Real Estate Issues
Panelists:
JAMES J. CURTIS III, CRE
RICHARD A. HANSON, CRE
LYNN M. SEDWAY, CRE
This edition of Real Estate Issues includes the first of a series of roundtable conversations about hot topics in the field of real estate counseling. The following roundtable discusses issues related to land use and effective practices for building-or rebuilding-cities that strengthen community and are socially responsible. If you would like to participate in or suggest topics for an upcoming roundtable discussion, contact REI Managing Editor Marcie Valeria at mvalerio@cre.org or 312.329.8429.
TRANSIT AND TRANSPORTATION: The saying goes, "Great cities must have great …
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Publication information:
Article title: Land Use and Master Planning: Flexibility, Vision and Effective Partnerships Make Great Cities.
Contributors: Utter, Marilee A. - Author.
Magazine title: Real Estate Issues.
Volume: 31.
Issue: 3
Publication date: Winter 2006.
Page number: 9+.
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