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Revitalizing Neighborhoods: Atlanta's Inman Park

Metro Jacksonville takes a visit to a section of Atlanta that was known as an industrial wasteland of giant metal sheds, abandoned scrap yards and sprawling manufacturing plants in 2001. Known as Inman...
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Revitalizing Neighborhoods: Atlanta's Glenwood Park

Glenwood Park is an award-winning, 28-acre, mixed-use brownfield redevelopment, two miles southeast of...
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Piedmont Park: A Destination, Not A Pass Through

In this periodical series, Metro Jacksonville highlights sites in peer cities across the country that...
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Elements of Urbanism: Augusta

Metro Jacksonville visits the urban core of Georgia's second largest metropolitan area: Augusta.
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Urban Neighborhoods: Ardsley Park/Chatham Crescent

Metro Jacksonville takes a visit to Savannah's first automobile designed neighborhoods: Ardsley Park/Chatham...
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Revitalizing Neighborhoods: The Warehouse District

Metro Jacksonville checks out a revitalized industrial district now referred by some as the "SoHo of...
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Revitalizing Neighborhoods: Atlanta's Castleberry Hill

Metro Jacksonville takes a brief look at one of the South's premier urban core warehouse districts: Atlanta's...
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A Destination, Not A Pass Through: Venice Beach

Metro Jacksonville takes a visit to one of the most vibrant and eclectic areas of Southern California:...
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Elements of Urbanism: Beverly Hills

Metro Jacksonville heads west to the downtown of one of the most famous cities in the country: Beverly...
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A Destination, Not A Pass Through: Delray Beach

Metro Jacksonville visits the downtown of a small South Florida community that focused on the arts to...
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