Edmonton: Transit Levy Could Fall On New Units
November 3, 2009|Metro News
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At the risk of stating the obvious, transit costs money - about a thousand dollars per house in a new neighbourhood for buses, shelters, and benches, according to the city....
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Winnepeg: Businesses Slow to Move Into Mixed Use
November 3, 2009|Winnepeg Free Press
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Urban planners laud them, condo buyers love them, but mixed-use commercial/residential developments have yet to win the hearts of Winnipeg retailers.....
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Blogosphere: How Globalization Shapes Urbanism
November 2, 2009|Presses Scheduler
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"Space" is defined and shaped by social forces. A project at the Vienna University of Technology is presently investigating how current changes in these forces are impacting on urban development......
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Detroit: Feral Detroit
November 2, 2009|City-Journal
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We usually apply the word "feral," which means "reverting to a wild state," to domesticated animals that are abandoned and must survive on their own. But in rapidly shrinking Detroit, where tens of thousands of structures have sat empty for years, people are starting to describe houses and neighborhoods as feral-that is, as places where human activity ceased so long ago that nature has reclaimed them.....
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Salt Lake City: Don't Bond for Development Project
November 2, 2009|Salt Lake Tribune
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South Salt Lake shouldn't go into debt to prop up the developer of a proposed urban village near a planned streetcar line. That's the advice of city-hired consultant David Wilcox of Market & Feasibility Advisors. In September, Steve Aste of Z Partners asked the city to issue a $9.5 million bond to buy nine-plus acres at his Market Station site, between State and Main streets and 2100 South and 2300 South.....
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New Jersey: Hopes for Brownfield Monies
November 2, 2009|Star Ledger
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In Rahway, where an ambitious development agenda was slowed by the recession, city officials say new state money for environmental cleanups could jump-start nine downtown projects......
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Maryland: Smart Growth & TOD Program Lacks Teeth
November 2, 2009|Washington Post
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An innovative policy to fight suburban sprawl catapulted Maryland into the national spotlight a decade ago and became then-Gov. Parris N. Glendening's principal legacy. ....
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Tennessee: Health and Livability Go Hand in Hand
November 2, 2009|Tennessean
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Can a place be healthy? Surely we think so - we are always comparing one place to another when new statistics come out about infant mortality, obesity and cancer in our city and state....
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