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Imagine Austin is a 343-page blueprint for the city’s future, shaped by input from thousands of Austin residents and unanimously adopted by the Austin City Council in 2012. The plan committed to move the city away from the unsustainable, sprawling land use patterns it had long relied on to absorb new residents. Unfortunately, Austin is steadily losing ground in its efforts to become a "beacon of sustainability, social equity and economic opportunity," as Imagine Austin envisioned.
Visit http://www.reca.org/blog/post/we-cant-lose-sight-of-imagine-austins-goals to view the full article online.
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There are plenty of stereotypes about millennials – Americans born between 1982 and 2000 – but there’s no arguing that, at more than a quarter of the population, they are a major focus for many industries. This is certainly true of real estate in Austin, and that idea dominated the Real Estate Council of Austin’s most recent Ideas Forum on Wednesday at the Four Seasons Hotel -
Visit http://www.austinmonitor.com/stories/2015/10/millennials-talk-future-austin-real-estate/ to view the full article online.
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Financial due diligence in a commercial real estate purchase is a necessity, but equally important to purchasers and lenders is environmental due diligence. Many properties may have environmental issues from prior use, and purchasers of those properties may be on the hook for risk of loss should those issues materialize after closing.
Visit http://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/changes-in-environmental-due-diligence-68632/ to view the full article online.
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