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    The Portland Edge: Challenges And Successes In Growing Communities
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    The Portland Edge: Challenges And Successes In Growing Communities
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    The Portland Edge: Challenges And Successes In Growing Communities

    By Connie Ozawa, Jennifer Dill, Alan Yeakley and

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    Portland, Oregon, is often cited as one of the mlivable cities in the United States and a model for "smart growth." At the same time, critics deride it as a victim of heavy-handed planning and point to its skyrocketing housing costs as a clear sign of good intentions gone awry. Which side is right? Does Portland deserve the accolades it has received, or has hype overshadowed the real story? In The Portland Edge, leading urban scholars who have lived in and studied the region presa balanced look at Portland today, explaining currconditions in the context of the people and institutions that have been instrumental in shaping it. Contributors provide empirical data as well as critical insights and analyses, clarifying the ways in which policy and planning have made a difference in the Portland metropolitan region. Because of its iconic status and innovative approach to growth, Portland is an important case study for anyone concerned with land use and community developmin the twenty-first century. The Portland Edge offers useful background and a vital overview of region, allowing others to draw lessons from its experience.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherIsland Press
    Release dateOct 5, 2004
    ISBN9781597267779
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