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 As New York City looks to re-invest in its urban core, the Region's suburbs are moving closer and closer to an impending buildout. Smart Growth means redirecting development to existing centers, but the availability of land and resistance to density are constant obstacles. What do limited development opportunities mean for the Region's suburban centers? And how will they interact with a new district on the Far West Side of Manhattan?
Robert Dunphy, Urban Land Institute
James Hughes, Rutgers University
Barbara Lawrence, NJ Future
The Honorable Dannel P. Malloy, City of Stamford
Rob Lane, Regional Plan Association |
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