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How does building on undeveloped land differ from building on developed land from an economic standpoint? Discuss the land assemblage problem as it relates to urban renewal. List and discuss possible contradictions between the goals of urban renewal and related outcomes.

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-How does building on undeveloped land differ from building on developed land from an economic standpoint? Discuss the land assemblage problem as it relates to urban renewal. List and discuss possible contradictions between the goals of urban renewal and related outcomes.

Consider the undeveloped land as vast opportunities for growth and reduction in any neighborhood crime or lack of economic ...

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