'Inner-Ring' Suburbs New Development in Older Communities
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'Inner-Ring' Suburbs New Development in Older Communities
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Article describes both the challenges and advantages of 'inner-ring suburbs,' defined as "mostly post-World War II communities." Their proximity to downtown and their established infrastructure are making them more attractive but their small houses and lots often don't attract modern buyers.
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Creator: Garrison, Dale
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2008-11
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Related Item
Ingram's
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"19 Inner-Ring Communities: The First Suburbs Coaltion Gladstone, Grandview, Independence (part), Kansas City (part) North Kansas City, Raytown, Riverside and Sugar Creek in Missouri. Fairway, Kansas City, KS (part), Merriam, Mission, Mission Hills, Mission Woods, Overland Park (part), Prairie Village, Roeland Park, Westwood and Westwood Hills in Kansas."
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MVSC Q 330.9778 O948
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Restriction on Access
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