Land Use Economics | Mixed Use Development
Mixed use development has gained increasing importance in new development, urban infill and redevelopment locations as a means to build a sense of place and add vitality, extending both the services provided and the economic reach and value of the land. Examples of engagements which have focused largely on a mixed use approach include the following:
- TCI Invest and Pagebrooke Enterprises, cruise port and resort master plan, Turks and Caicos Islands
- Grupo Mexicana, development programming for Punta Diamonte, Acapulco, Mexico
- Hunter Development and Ritz Carleton Clubs and Residences, San Francisco, CA
- University of Guadalajara, surplus property development strategy, Guadalajara, Mexico
- Vancouver Olympic Committee (VANOC), redevelopment strategy for selected Olympic venue sites, Vancouver, Canada
- Burroughs & Chapin, redevelopment strategy for Myrtle Square Mall, Myrtle Beach, SC
- AGRISAL SA, redevelopment and expansion strategy for Zona Rosa retail area, San Salvador, El Salvador
- RJH Holdings, Phoenix Seagaia, redevelopment and repositioning strategy for mixed use resort, Miyazaki, Japan
- Santa Barbara Plantation, master plan and repositioning strategy, Curacao, Dutch West Indies