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Home Posts tagged "Real Estate"

Real Estate

Investing in Climate Change Adaptation

Taking a Nudge From the Insurance Industry I recently took a trip to Paris...

August 23, 2016  By Ryan Bellinson
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Shoe Box Living in Micro-Apartments: A Response to Housing Shortages

In Seattle, Washington the urban population has grown about 8% in the last...

March 7, 2016  By Ryan Bellinson
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A Community Benefits Agreement Grows in Brooklyn

Given today’s economic environment we see governments relying on private...

August 10, 2015  By Catherine Papageorgiou
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Ponte Tower: Pipe Dream of Johannesburg

It happens quite often that buildings end up not fulfilling the functions...

May 4, 2015  By Jolien Groot
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Vancouver: Victim of Its Own Success

Vancouver consistently ranks amongst the top five most liveable cities...

October 27, 2014  By Bas van Rossum and Jate Bleeker 
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Filming Cities: Mietrebellen- Rent Rebels

A German documentary about initiatives in Berlin fighting against unreasonable...

October 23, 2014  By Lukas Franta
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When Planning Goes Awry: The Case of the Goese Schans

Scaling the Housing Project Planning is a profession. When a new housing...

January 20, 2014  By Leon van Keulen
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The Post-Industrial High-Density Future of Inner-City Sydney

Inner-city Sydney is being transformed as former industrial zones have...

March 11, 2013  By Matt Smith
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Elephants in the Room: VVD-PvdA and Housing Reform

Come November 2012, a new liberal-social democrat government has been...

December 3, 2012  By Thijs Koolmees
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Selling Out The Block: Urban Renewal in Sydney

Almost everyone living in Sydney knows much about Redfern and the surrounding...

November 5, 2012  By Matt Smith
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