Blurring Lines Between Downtown And Suburbia

To help the changing urban form become a better urban form, more choices must be offered in development.

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June 14, 2002, 11:00 AM PDT

The Urban Land Institute reprints a speech given by ULI President RichardM. Rosan at the National Association of Real Estate Editors Conference inNew York City. Rosan discusses the urban evolution occurring in U.S. cities,a shift away from the traditional CBD as the focal point of commerce andgrowth, and a new attitude about the way people live, work, shop, relax andcommute.

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Tuesday, June 11, 2002 in Urban Land Institute

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