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Megafollies: A Brief History of Bay Area Hyperdevelopment Stopped by Citizen Activism

Professor Gray Brechin, University of California, Berkeley, and author of Imperial San Francisco: Urban Power, Earthly Ruin

Posted by Editor at September 1, 2006

Categories: local citizen activism,tax increment financing,bonded indebtedness,urban development,commuting,urban density,blight,traffic,redevelopment,public transit,affordable housing
Tags: local citizen activism Gray Brechin tax increment financing bonded indebtedness urban development urban density blight traffic commuting redevelopment public transit affordable housing

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