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1 Racial Disposition (TippingPoint)Compara
Racial Disposition (TippingPoint)Comparativelylow perceived
2 ROI (social andfinancial)neighborhoodCom
ROI (social andfinancial)neighborhoodComparatively Millenni
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9 Landowner Behavior inLand Lines, a publ
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11 ndall, Rolf, Dawkins, casey, and Knapp,
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12 nagement andHousing AffordabilityÓ, DRA
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13 ITH PERMISSION OF BROOKINGSINSTITUTION (
ITH PERMISSION OF BROOKINGSINSTITUTION (2001).Newman, Sandr
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on NeighborhoodQuality, Housing Policy Debate Volume 8 Issu
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e 4.NOT IN MY BACKYARD: Regulatory Barriers to Affordable
17 Housing, 1991.Nothing Left to Lose: Onl
Housing, 1991.Nothing Left to Lose: Only Radical Strategie
18 s Can Help AmericaÕs Most Distressed Ci
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19 and Jeremy Nowak for the Brookings Revi
and Jeremy Nowak for the Brookings Review, Washington, DC,
20 2000.Oakland Joins Bay Area Boom, by Ev
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21 New York Times, August 5, 2000.Orfield,
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22 ral Valley Metropatterns: Regional Chal
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23 aÕsCentral Valley.-------------------.
aÕsCentral Valley.-------------------. What If We Shared?
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30 ial Capital: Its Importance to Housing
ial Capital: Its Importance to Housing and CommunityDevelo
31 pment, Housing Policy Debate Volume 9 Is
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32 ighborhood Projection: A Proposed Frame
ighborhood Projection: A Proposed Framework for Understand
33 ing New Data onRacial Integration, by In
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34 r the Taub Urban Research Center, New Yo
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40 Institution, March 3, 51 The Barriers to
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41 Development to Achieve Smart Growth by
Development to Achieve Smart Growth by J. TerranceFarris (
42 Clemson University). Focus is on 1) La
Clemson University). Focus is on 1) Land Assembly and Inf
43 rastructure Costs, 2)Resistance to Use L
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44 ent Domain, local social and other polic
ent Domain, local social and other policies, shortageof qua
45 lified developers, partnership complexit
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46 and political constraints. Seealso Dani
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47 lton on the complexity of market analysi
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48 ional Housing Impact Group53 See study b
ional Housing Impact Group53 See study by Philadelphia Inqu
49 irer on Philadelphia and surrounding sub
irer on Philadelphia and surrounding suburbs (8-12-01)54
50 National Land-Use Planning In America:
National Land-Use Planning In America: Something Whose Ti
51 me Has Never Come by JeroldS. Kayden
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52 ity School of Law Journal)55 Comments fr
ity School of Law Journal)55 Comments from Carol Galante, B