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The Mixed-Use District Has Evolved From Uses to Relationships

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If you look across any major city’s newest development, you will likely see some version of the same formula: a combination of office, residential, retail, hospitality and public space designed to respond to market needs. This approach has worked. Mixed-use districts can diversify demand, support activity throughout the day, and make large, complex developments more […]

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