Vacant Lands in Minneapolis and St. Paul: An Examination of the Urban Land Market in the Central City.
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Vacant Lands in Minneapolis and St. Paul: An Examination of the Urban Land Market in the Central City.
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1991
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Center for Urban and Regional Affairs, University of Minnesota
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An inventory and examination of the pattern of vacant land in the Twin Cities sought to discover whether we are following in the footsteps of many older industrial cities in England--accumulating large inventories of vacant, derelict, and abandoned properties. The 1991 inventory, the first since a Metropolitan Council study in 1984, clearly showed a marked contrast to the nineteenth century cities in England. Vacant sites in Minneapolis, for example, represent only 2 percent of the total market land value. The study also looks at how the urban land market functions here to recycle unused land and at the roles of the public and private sectors in creating land use change. This report on the study includes a number of photographs and twenty-two maps locating vacant land in both cities according to who owns the land.
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Lukermann, Barbara L.; Martin, Judith A.; de Montille, Sandra. (1991). Vacant Lands in Minneapolis and St. Paul: An Examination of the Urban Land Market in the Central City.. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/207809.
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