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Starting in the mid- 1990s in places like Uptown Dallas and Sundance Square in Downtown Ft. Worth, the market began to move back toward demanding walkable urban development once again. This report presents evidence of the surprising re-emergence of walkable urban places in metropolitan Dallas-Ft. Worth. Walkable urban development represents not only a rapidly growing market share of new development in the metro area today but, if metro DFW follows the lead of comparable metros, such as metropolitan Atlanta and Washington, DC, it will become the dominant form of new real estate development in the early and mid-21st century.

Author

• Leinberger, Christopher B.
• Loh, Tracy Hadden

Keyword

• Real estate
• Walkable urban development
• Walkability
• WalkUP

Date created

• 2019

Related url

•  https://creua.business.gwu.edu/research/walkups/

Type of Work

• Report

Rights statement

• In Copyright

GW Unit

• Center for Real Estate and Urban Analysis

Persistent URL

•  https://scholarspace.library.gwu.edu/work/fq977v404

License

• All rights reserved

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