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A New Housing Development With A Firm Rule: No Cars Allowed | The Big Take
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26:24Now PlayingReal estate planners often think about how to reduce a project’s carbon footprint. A new apartment complex under construction in Arizona is taking that idea one step further. Culdesac Tempe is designed to be entirely carfree. And not just for the good of the climate but as a lifestyle choice for people who want to get rid of the hassle and expense of a carcentric existence. But will large numbers of people really choose to ditch their cars altogether? Bloomberg’s Ira Boudway () went to Arizona to find out.
Read moreThis Development Wants Residents to Ditch Their Cars. In Phoenix. ()
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