Real Estate/Development
Feb. 3, 2000
Get smart
Is the "smart growth" movement just another attempt to limit growth or is it a viable concept the industry can embrace? If so, how do you envision it being implemented and working? What are the pros and cons? If you don't see it as a viable answer to growth issues, what would you suggest as an alternative?
Is the "smart growth" movement just another attempt to limit growth or is it a viable concept the industry can embrace? If so, how do you envision it being implemented and working? What are the pros and cons? If you don't see it as a viable answer to growth issues, what would you suggest as an alternative?
Claude Gruen, principal economist, Gruen Gruen + Associates, urban economists and marketing consultants, San Francisco
I think the so called smart growt...
Claude Gruen, principal economist, Gruen Gruen + Associates, urban economists and marketing consultants, San Francisco
I think the so called smart growt...
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