The option of urbanism : investing in a new American dream /

The option of urbanism : investing in a new American dream / / Christopher B. Leinberger.

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The option of urbanism [electronic resource] : investing in a new American dream / Christopher B. Leinberger.
Washington, DC : Island Press, c2008.
xi, 207 p. : ill.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 177-200) and index.
Introduction -- Futurama and the 20th-century American dream -- The rise of drivable sub-urbia -- The standard real estate product types : why every place looks like every place else -- Consequences of drivable sub-urban growth -- The market rediscovers walkable urbanism -- Defining walkable urbanism : why more is better -- Unintended consequences of walkable urbanism -- Achieving the next American dream : leveling the playing field and implementing walkable urbanism.
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Urbanization United States.
Community development, Urban.
Suburbs United States.
Cities and towns United States Growth.
City planning United States.
Sustainable development United States.
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