Real Estate/Development
Mar. 18, 2003
Help Through Better Planning
BY JOEL JOHN ROBERTS Yes, as Mr. Hansson suggests, empty storefronts and buildings attract the homeless to downtown streets, just as to other abandoned and neglected areas. The answer is not to blame the homeless for trying to find shelter where none exists but for the real estate industry to marshal its considerable resources and insights to develop creative alternatives to the lack of appropriate housing for those in need.
BY JOEL JOHN ROBERTS
Yes, as Mr. Hansson suggests, empty storefronts and buildings attract the homeless to downtown streets, just as to other abandoned and neglected areas. The answer is not to blame the homeless for trying to find shelter where none exists but for the real estate industry to marshal its considerable resourc...
Yes, as Mr. Hansson suggests, empty storefronts and buildings attract the homeless to downtown streets, just as to other abandoned and neglected areas. The answer is not to blame the homeless for trying to find shelter where none exists but for the real estate industry to marshal its considerable resourc...
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