In cities where land is scarce, developers like to use lower-cost industrial land for residential and commercial properties. Some economic development authorities say this practice threatens the economic health of cities. Others argue that urban economies can thrive with less industrial land. Explore both views — and ways to reconcile them — in this balanced discussion.

Product Details

Product Code: STR_TILD
Format: Streaming Media
Length in Minutes: 75
Publisher: APA Education/Lincoln Institute of Land Policy

Speakers:
William Anderson, FAICP, City of San Diego; Tom Hauger, City of Seattle; James Palma, AICP; Stephen Haase, AICP, Sudberry Properties

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