«But coming out of the recession there's been so much more awareness of the power of cities to attract people, the interest
in walkable environments, and the desire to not have a car.»
Not exact matches
Hank Dittmar, the American - born chief executive of the Prince's Foundation for the Built
Environment, has an op - ed
in today's Guardian on a scheme to accommodate England's 3 million planned housing units
in walkable, mixed - use, low - carbon neighborhoods where residents benefit from connectedness to city and community life.
There are some examples
in my book, Urbanism
in the Age of Climate Change, about the needs and wants of diverse groups looking for different types of housing, and how a good number of us want a
walkable urban
environment.
Urban residential
environments and senior citizens» longevity
in megacity areas: the importance of
walkable green spaces
With high pricing and high barriers to entry
in the top U.S. markets, investor interest is shifting away from primary cities to secondary cities with robust technology sectors and suburban submarkets with
walkable environments.
On top of that, properties located
in walkable urban
environments tend to see a large rent premium over comparable properties
in suburban locations.