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|Factoid Text="In development examples from New York to New Orleans and San Francisco, the real estate industry is undertaking new solutions and adjusting old ones to demonstrate that storm-related and sea-rise resilience can be leveraged into user amenities and community benefits, making dollars stretch further. Far from a defensive role, resilience can be part of a project’s marketing strategy and mission." - excerpt from [http://urbanland.uli.org/sustainability/incorporating-greener-design-techniques-u-s-coastal-cities/ article in Urbanland magazine]. | |Factoid Text="In development examples from New York to New Orleans and San Francisco, the real estate industry is undertaking new solutions and adjusting old ones to demonstrate that storm-related and sea-rise resilience can be leveraged into user amenities and community benefits, making dollars stretch further. Far from a defensive role, resilience can be part of a project’s marketing strategy and mission." - excerpt from [http://urbanland.uli.org/sustainability/incorporating-greener-design-techniques-u-s-coastal-cities/ article in Urbanland magazine]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:17, 14 October 2016
Coastal Resilience is Becoming a Real Estate Selling Point
- "In development examples from New York to New Orleans and San Francisco, the real estate industry is undertaking new solutions and adjusting old ones to demonstrate that storm-related and sea-rise resilience can be leveraged into user amenities and community benefits, making dollars stretch further. Far from a defensive role, resilience can be part of a project’s marketing strategy and mission." - excerpt from article in Urbanland magazine.
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