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Paperback. Condition: New. In a global marketplace, how do real estate developers and investors who could put their money nearly anywhere think about infrastructure? And how do city leaders use infrastructure to position their cities-relative to other cities regionally, nationally, and internationally-for real estate investment and economic development?This report, based on a survey conducted in January 2014 of real estate and public leaders from around the world, explores the role that infrastructure plays in shaping the future of cities and metropolitan areas.

Paperback. Condition: New. Corridor redevelopment is not a new topic. Various planning and design approaches-such as complete streets, living streets, and livable streets-aim to redevelop commercial corridors to meet more of their users' needs, including their need for walking and biking rather than just traveling by car. A marked difference between a healthy corridors approach and other approaches is that the former looks beyond just the street and considers how the street supports the daily needs of all who live, work, and travel along it. Building Healthy Corridors: Transforming Urban and Suburban Arterials into Thriving Places takes a comprehensive view and considers how the corridor contributes to the overall health of the surrounding community, including community members' opportunities to be physically active. It also considers safety, housing affordability, transportation options, environmental sustainability, and social cohesion as well as modifications that would link residents to the corridor and improve connections to jobs and adjacent parts of the community.

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Paperback. Condition: New. Does wellness make business sense as a development objective? How have developers pursued this objective? What has the market response been? And how have developers measured their success? Building for Wellness: the Business Case highlights 13 projects of varying product type and scale that were developed with health and wellness in mind. In a series of profiles, developers share their motivation for incorporating a variety of health and wellness features, how these features factored into the overall development and operations process, and how the market has responded.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Corridor redevelopment is not a new topic. Various planning and design approaches-such as complete streets, living streets, and livable streets-aim to redevelop commercial corridors to meet more of their users' needs, including their need for walking and biking rather than just traveling by car. A marked difference between a healthy corridors approach and other approaches is that the former looks beyond just the street and considers how the street supports the daily needs of all who live, work, and travel along it. Building Healthy Corridors: Transforming Urban and Suburban Arterials into Thriving Places takes a comprehensive view and considers how the corridor contributes to the overall health of the surrounding community, including community members' opportunities to be physically active. It also considers safety, housing affordability, transportation options, environmental sustainability, and social cohesion as well as modifications that would link residents to the corridor and improve connections to jobs and adjacent parts of the community. Corridor redevelopment is not a new topic. Various planning and design approaches aim to redevelop commercial corridors to meet more of their users' needs, including their need for walking and biking rather than just travelling by car. Building Healthy Corridors takes a comprehensive view and considers how the corridor contributes to the overall health of the surrounding community. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Condition: New. Series: Infrastructure Reports. Num Pages: 60 pages. BIC Classification: AMVD; RPC; RPT. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 183 x 217 x 2. Weight in Grams: 152. . 2014. Paperback. . . . .

Condition: New. Series: Infrastructure Reports. Num Pages: 60 pages. BIC Classification: AMVD; RPC; RPT. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 183 x 217 x 2. Weight in Grams: 152. . 2014. Paperback. . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

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Condition: New. KlappentextrnrnIn a global marketplace, how do real estate developers and investors who could put their money nearly anywhere think about infrastructure? And how do city leaders use infrastructure to position their cities -- relative to other ci.

Paperback. Condition: New. In a global marketplace, how do real estate developers and investors who could put their money nearly anywhere think about infrastructure? And how do city leaders use infrastructure to position their cities-relative to other cities regionally, nationally, and internationally-for real estate investment and economic development?This report, based on a survey conducted in January 2014 of real estate and public leaders from around the world, explores the role that infrastructure plays in shaping the future of cities and metropolitan areas.

Condition: New. &Uumlber den AutorSara Hammerschmidt is a Senior Director of Content at the Urban Land Institute, where she develops content and programs focused on the impact of the built environment on public health through the Building Health.

Paperback. Condition: New. Corridor redevelopment is not a new topic. Various planning and design approaches-such as complete streets, living streets, and livable streets-aim to redevelop commercial corridors to meet more of their users' needs, including their need for walking and biking rather than just traveling by car. A marked difference between a healthy corridors approach and other approaches is that the former looks beyond just the street and considers how the street supports the daily needs of all who live, work, and travel along it. Building Healthy Corridors: Transforming Urban and Suburban Arterials into Thriving Places takes a comprehensive view and considers how the corridor contributes to the overall health of the surrounding community, including community members' opportunities to be physically active. It also considers safety, housing affordability, transportation options, environmental sustainability, and social cohesion as well as modifications that would link residents to the corridor and improve connections to jobs and adjacent parts of the community.

Paperback. Condition: New. Does wellness make business sense as a development objective? How have developers pursued this objective? What has the market response been? And how have developers measured their success? Building for Wellness: the Business Case highlights 13 projects of varying product type and scale that were developed with health and wellness in mind. In a series of profiles, developers share their motivation for incorporating a variety of health and wellness features, how these features factored into the overall development and operations process, and how the market has responded.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Corridor redevelopment is not a new topic. Various planning and design approaches-such as complete streets, living streets, and livable streets-aim to redevelop commercial corridors to meet more of their users' needs, including their need for walking and biking rather than just traveling by car. A marked difference between a healthy corridors approach and other approaches is that the former looks beyond just the street and considers how the street supports the daily needs of all who live, work, and travel along it. Building Healthy Corridors: Transforming Urban and Suburban Arterials into Thriving Places takes a comprehensive view and considers how the corridor contributes to the overall health of the surrounding community, including community members' opportunities to be physically active. It also considers safety, housing affordability, transportation options, environmental sustainability, and social cohesion as well as modifications that would link residents to the corridor and improve connections to jobs and adjacent parts of the community. Corridor redevelopment is not a new topic. Various planning and design approaches aim to redevelop commercial corridors to meet more of their users' needs, including their need for walking and biking rather than just travelling by car. Building Healthy Corridors takes a comprehensive view and considers how the corridor contributes to the overall health of the surrounding community. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Condition: New. KlappentextrnrnDoes wellness make business sense as a development objective? How have developers pursued this objective? What has the market response been? And how have developers measured their success? Building for Wellness: The Business Case .

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