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	<title>Comments on: BUILT in Ohio: Innovative Approaches to Smart Growth</title>
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		<title>By: Mitch Brown</title>
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		<dc:creator>Mitch Brown</dc:creator>
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		<description>Interesting and informative indeed!  Our dense, multi-use and multi-modal urban centers are just waiting for innovative and creative citizens to re-purpose them for a competitive 21st century.  An issue to consider is the finance industry&#039;s influence on the built environment.  Ever since the 1987 S&amp;L scandal and Wall Street&#039;s subsequent foray into the development arena (in the guise of REITs) the commoditization necessary for Wall Street to trade the built environment as a commodity has lead to a stifling restriction of finance opportunities.  This effects especially hard our multi-use, multi-modal, multi-ethnic urban cores.  Its something that will have to be dealt with if we&#039;re to attract capital to these locations.  Great information, thanks.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Interesting and informative indeed!  Our dense, multi-use and multi-modal urban centers are just waiting for innovative and creative citizens to re-purpose them for a competitive 21st century.  An issue to consider is the finance industry&#8217;s influence on the built environment.  Ever since the 1987 S&amp;L scandal and Wall Street&#8217;s subsequent foray into the development arena (in the guise of REITs) the commoditization necessary for Wall Street to trade the built environment as a commodity has lead to a stifling restriction of finance opportunities.  This effects especially hard our multi-use, multi-modal, multi-ethnic urban cores.  Its something that will have to be dealt with if we&#8217;re to attract capital to these locations.  Great information, thanks.</p>
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