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March 23, 2011

How to improve the area around BRT stations

By JOURNAL STAFF

The Urban Land Institute in Seattle yesterday launched a study exploring how to foster smart real estate development around King County's new bus-rapid transit system.

The study will focus on coordinating land-use and development opportunities next to BRT stations. ULI will examine issues such as including affordable housing and public-private partnerships in areas around stations. The goal is to leverage BRT to spur the economy and promote conservation.


 
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