Washington / D.C. / Atlanta / Rockville / Washington D.C. / Cleveland / Georgetown / Chinatown / New York / Downtown / /
Company
Dupont / FedEx / Walk Score / /
Country
United States / Columbia / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Prince George’s Plaza / National Harbor / Judiciary Square / Virginia Square / Fort Totten / Mount Vernon / Nationals Ballpark / Georgetown University / /
IndustryTerm
audit tool / real estate / public real estate industry / greenhouse gas emissions / real estate finance industry / structural real estate market shift / retail uses / transportation / retail sales / built environment audit / neighborhood supporting services / public transportation options / retail / lower transportation costs / retail rents / real estate industry / secondary real estate / transportation hubs / retail concentrations / retail revenues / risk financial products / transportation facilities / real estate development paradigm / /
NaturalFeature
Chevy Chase Lake / Mount Vernon / Columbia Heights / /
Organization
Mills Commercial Center / Congress / Pentagon / Flint Hill Suburban Center / Prince William Gov’t Center / Superior Court of D.C. / National Association of Realtors / Georgetown University / Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments;21 / SW Federal Center / Bladensburg Town Center / Reserve Bank of Australia / /
Person
Washington Highlands / Farm / Walter Reed / William Gov / Logan Circle / / /
Position
King / representative / Private / /
ProvinceOrState
South Dakota / Virginia / Street/Atlas District / /
Walk this Way: The Economic Promise of Walkable Places in Metropolitan Washington, D.C. Christopher B. Leinberger and Mariela Alfonzo1