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When a new community pops up, it’s often touted as being “mixed-use,” meaning it features retail and office space in close proximity to traditional living developments like apartments and condos. The shift to these types of properties fits into a larger pattern of development planning called New Urbanism, which promotes human-scale living with walkable public spaces.… Read Morehttps://cdngeneralcf.rentcafe.com//dmslivecafe/UploadedImages/e7837098-be5f-43e0-94b4-98bf2d5757d4.jpg
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