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Demand Segmentation: Adapting a Marketing Method to Real Estate Development, by MICHAEL TILFORD ABSTRACT Marketing is commonly mistaken in the real estate development industry for the practice... |
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Holistic Revitalization in Small Post-Industrial Cities: Tools for Urban..., by JEFFREY BEAM For generations, housing programs have sought to utilize redevelopment projects to accomplish... |
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SmartSpaceTM: Opportunities for a New Real Estate Product SmartSpaceTM, or ―S2‖ for short, is a super-efficient, super-cool, super-small studio apartment... |
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Galileo Lofts: A Real Estate Development Feasibility Study, by Lea J. Ledohowski, James J. Perrine In August 2004, a development proposal titled “Galileo Lofts at MIT: Housing and Urban Park”... |
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MILITARY HOUSING PRIVATIZATION & THE PROMISE OF DESIGN INNOVATION PART 2, by Jason Ellis The objective of this paper is to answer the question, “Has the military housing privatization... |