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BOOMERS CREATE NEW BLUEPRINT STRATEGIES
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Developers shy away from a heavy share of traditional office space in mixed-use properties and instead swap out for medical office space as the baby boomer generation continues to age. Company Removed will transform a former industrial site into a 12-acre mixed-use in West Los Angeles. Company Removed drafts the EIR for a project in Brea, Calif., while Company Removed will bring a sizable mixed-use project to Jenks, Okla. Company Removed banks on its location across the street from the University of Kansas Medical Center and The University of Kansas Hospital to drive demand for its $35M project in Kansas City, Kan. Company Removed hopes to build a 70,000-s.f. MOB in Cleveland and the Company Removed drafts preliminary plans for a master-planned medical district complete with major retail and residential components in Detroit.
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Developers Should Get Schooled
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