Moratoriums Prove Useful In Limited Quantities
26 June 2002 - 8:00am
No word that strikes terror into the hearts of developers more than the word "moratorium."
"Although the dictionary definition of a moratorium is a "temporary delay," developers usually think it means a permanent shutdown of new development projects. Of course, in a business like real estate development -- where time is money and you have to build while the market is hot -- a temporary shutdown may seem like it goes on forever. So developers complain loudly whenever planners or politicians use the 'M' word."
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Moratoriums Prove Useful In Limited Quantities
Source:
California Planning and Development Report, June 25, 2002
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