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“Walkability” has to extend past the end of your driveway
After four or five years of relentless pessimism and negativity, the real estate market in the Tampa Bay area has finally been getting some good news lately. Sales are picking up, inventory is falling – and even though prices are still flat, at least the free fall is over. I’ve heard people speculating that this […]
Can cities “buy” tech hubs?
May 1, 2012
Photo captured by FormerWMDriver and used with permission. http://www.flickr.com/formerwmdriver In a recent post at Next American City, Ken Archer described Washington, DC’s efforts to transform itself into a tech hub via tax cuts for LivingSocial, which is apparently threatening to move just outside the district to northern Virginia if it doesn’t get nearly $33 million […]
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September 13, 2012
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