PhDs and MDs Drive Economic Redevelopment
Three recent projects in the northeastern U.S. demonstrate the economic power of eds-and-meds districts.
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Read Cover StoryThree recent projects in the northeastern U.S. demonstrate the economic power of eds-and-meds districts.
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Birmingham’s city center revs the growth engine of an area leading the UK in startups, FDI and talent.
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Lehigh Hanson expands upon a century of work in Indiana.
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Las Vegas is a consciously and continuously young city.
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