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    Building Suburbia

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    buildouts starting with the year 1870’s. Then moves onto mail-order and self-built suburbs covering the 1900’s and then onto sitcom suburbs starting in the 1940’s. She writes about edge nodes in the 1960’s and lastly rural fringes covering the 1980’s to now. Within this book she writes about the patterns of housing outside of major cities. One point I take from this book she is making is how majority of the suburbs built were built for companies private profit and costing the public money. She

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    many American suburbs‚ and many companies’ desire to locate in low-density areas that are often more affordable and offer potential for expansion. Spatial mismatch is related to job sprawl and economic Environmental Justice. Spatial Mismatch is defined as the situation where poor urban‚ predominantly minority citizens are left without easy access to entry-level jobs‚ as a result of increasing job sprawl and limited transportation options to facilitate a reverse commute to the suburbs. Job sprawl

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    Life in suburbia opposed to city life When choosing a place for you and your family to thrive entirely‚ it is very substantial to choose your environment wisely. Out weigh all of your pros and cons first‚ then make your decision. There is plenty of light to shed on to both sides of the spectrum. Life in the city‚ sure everything is within walking distance‚ and you don’t have to drive two miles down the street just to

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    Supporting Urban Sprawl

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     The continuation of urban sprawl is completely necessary so that the suburbs will still exist.  Urban sprawl is more beneficial to the people because the suburbs that urban sprawl allows to exist are safer‚ have better school systems‚ and have more economic opportunities. Urban Sprawl is important because suburban areas have less crime than cities.  New York City has had a total of 5‚849 murders from 2002-2012‚ and the suburb of Oakland‚ New Jersey has not had any murders in that time period (City

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    one of the fastest growing suburbs in Sydney. Over the past century it has demonstrated changes as a result of urban decay and renewal‚ urban consolidation and most recently spatial exclusion. These urban dynamics are dominant in Pyrmont Ultimo and have contributed to the changing morphology of that area. Pyrmont-Ultimo has undergone distinctive changes between the 18th century and 21st century. It has been transformed from the former warehousing and industrial suburb into a thriving residential

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    inner-city and suburbs after the urban sprawls have occurred. The problems of urban sprawls are the un-productive congestion of roads‚ high levels of metropolitan car pollution‚ lots of open space amenities‚ and un-equal provision of public goods and services. Along with the disadvantages‚ there are also a few advantages. The advantages of urban sprawls are the lower transportation costs and self-sorting of the population. The article also talks about the people living in the inner-city‚ suburbs‚ and urban

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    of context and functioning of “suburban life”. Basically‚ the notion of suburban life signifies life of individual or group within a location situated in suburb. A suburb is usually a residential area‚ predominantly marginal district of a city or an urban area. Such prospect is common in United Kingdom‚ Australia or New Zealand. However‚ a suburb might refer to a autonomous community within certain proximity of a city. This is very prototypical for United States or Canada. From historical point

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    Baby Boom

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    growing population. Business structures and shopping centers had to increase in size and expand their locations because so many people filled into one area which soon became known as suburbs. With all the newcomers invading these areas‚ paved streets were a

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    Persuasive Essay On Lawns

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    Dear Julian Moving out of Brooklyn to the suburbs of Pennsylvania was a big change we saw the most manicured lawns. People would spend hundreds of hours mowing their lawns into a designer lawn. (4) Suburban lawns became such a competition even choosing a name formed some type of conflict. (5) Lawn Businesses were appearing all around the suburbs of America. With the most unique names Lawn Doctor‚ Lawn Medic‚ Lawn Rescue‚ Lawn Authority‚ Law Express‚ Lawn Manicure‚ Lawn One‚ Sod Fathers‚ Mow Better

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    Neighborhood

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    Daniel Klauber Mrs. Segar English 9 17 March 2014 Neighborhood Essay Living and growing up in Levittown is a unique experience. The outcome of one’s life can be different depending on where they live. Levittown is one of the many suburbs in the United States‚ but has a special story. Its creation was different from that of many others. There are many benefits for the people who moved to Levittown. Levittown’s a great town‚ and so are the people who live there are great as well. The creation

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