An edition of Developing successful new communities (1991)

Developing successful new communities

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Developing successful new communities
Reid H. Ewing, Reid H. Ewing
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ULI-the Urban Land Institute
Language
English
Pages
154

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Subjects

New towns, Planned communities, Community development, Housing development, Housing

Places

United States
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Cover of: Developing successful new communities
Developing successful new communities
1991, ULI-the Urban Land Institute
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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references.

Published in
Washington, D.C

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
307.76/8/0973
Library of Congress
HT169.U6 E95 1991, HT169.57.U6 E95 1991

The Physical Object

Pagination
vii, 154 p. :
Number of pages
154

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL1575570M
ISBN 10
0874207193
LCCN
91075046
OCLC/WorldCat
24309130
Library Thing
2931861
Goodreads
4016916

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