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Wacky idea to move the property market
Desperate times call for desperate measures. How about using property raffles to boost home sales in Singapore? THE Emerging Trends in Real Estate Asia Pacific 2009 report, released last week by the U… more →
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Urban Land Institute Awards Community Grant to Emory University
Kyle Williams wrote 1 day ago: The Urban Land Institute (ULI) awarded Emory University a $18,000 Community Action Grant to create a … more →
Analysts revise methods, find no metro Phoenix population rise since 2007
dvcwebsite2008 wrote 2 weeks ago: [Source: Catherine Reagor, Arizona Republic] – Metropolitan Phoenix’s population has rem … more →
Seattle CRE Market Drops from #1 to #8
Matt Wilson wrote 4 weeks ago: Seattle fell seven spots in the Urban Land Institute’s annual rankings of the top commercial r … more →
It's Not Easy Being Green
squarefeetpdx wrote 1 month ago: In an interesting turn of events, the “greening” of America has slowed down in at least … more →
3344 Peachtree high-rise, Sovereign, snags top ULI award
Atlanta Fine Homes Sotheby's International Realty wrote 2 months ago: Sovereign With luxury condominiums and top-notch office space, the 50-story high-rise at 3344 Peacht … more →
W Atlanta Downtown named “Development of Excellence”
Atlanta Fine Homes Sotheby's International Realty wrote 2 months ago: WAtlanta Residences Living Room W Atlanta Downtown has been awarded the “Development of Excellence … more →
Low Impact Development with Tree People
sustainla wrote 2 months ago: Leaders of the low impact development (LID) movement gathered today at the Tree People conference ce … more →
Oil Speculators, Land Use Planners, and Those Sticky Tar Sands
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Steven Weissman wrote 2 months ago: David L. Ryan/Boston Globe Staff Three separate items in the news, this past week, underscore the fa … more →
Open Space Protection in Urban Settings
Lyndsay wrote 3 months ago: Thursday, September 03, 2009 Open Space Protection in Urban Settings: Considerations for State-Wide … more →
Acronym Midlothian Roll Call Beginning with U
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brought to you by The Exoteric Legacy of A Woman Once Registered As Valerie Sarah Weiskirch wrote 3 months ago: Midlothian Roll Call Index Lists sorted in alphabetical order by the acronym(s) of an identity. A B … more →
Full Name Midlothian Roll Call Beginning with U
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brought to you by The Exoteric Legacy of A Woman Once Registered As Valerie Sarah Weiskirch wrote 3 months ago: Midlothian Roll Call Index Lists sorted in alphabetical order by the full name of an identity. A B C … more →
P.R. Placements
jackskelley wrote 4 months ago: Some recent media I secured. New York Times, for Natural Resources Defense Council Platinum LEED C … more →
Neil Peirce: Are States Obsolete?
picklesanddynamite wrote 4 months ago: Neil Peirce is probably one of my favorite writers and columnists on current events, urban growth, t … more →
New Urbanism and the New Economy
donnajgamache wrote 5 months ago: A colleague of mine at Lawrence Group’s office in North Carolina is blogging on >Urbanism a … more →
Urbanism and the New Economy blog
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donnajgamache wrote 5 months ago: A colleague of mine at Lawrence Group’s office in North Carolina is blogging on >Urbanism a … more →
ULI Points to Post-Recession Health for Real Estate
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privatecommunitiesnewswire.com wrote 6 months ago: Long-term thinking about luxury housing in America’s best destinations is not necessarily tied … more →
Serenbe - 25 miles southwest of the Atlanta aiport
urbanexus wrote 7 months ago: The settlement of Serenbe is found in the heart of Chattahoochee Hill Country about 25 miles southwe … more →
Amnesia, Delusion, Or Lies? The Kelley-Ury ULI Story
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MissionViejoDispatch.com wrote 7 months ago: At a Special Council Meeting on February 24, Trish Kelley denied the council ever had any intere … more →
Surprising Way to Fight Climate Change: Better Urban Schools
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Katie Fehrenbacher wrote 7 months ago: When it comes to the warming of the planet, you never know how much of an effect a single, seemingly … more →
