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Middleton Hills, a New Urbanism Success Story?

Posted by: Mike Lydon
Thanks to: Mike Lydon
28 September 2005 - 6:00am

As housing prices continue to rise, Middleton Hills moves further and further away from the reach of the middle class.

This summer marked the 10-year anniversary of groundbreaking in the high-profile new urbanism style neighborhood that was the first of its kind in Wisconsin, and one of the first in the nation. But opinion is still divided on whether Middleton Hills is all it was expected up to be. Is it really a "middle class utopia" as its founder predicted? Or is it a subdivision just like any other?

Full Story: The Hills are alive: Is Middleton development working as planned?
Source: The Capital Times, September 27, 2005
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