Looking For ‘City’ Living in the Suburbs? Some are Finding it in Aging Office Parks
Washington Post, Aug. 5, 2017–Katherine Shaver
From the Washington and New York suburbs to North Carolina’s Research Triangle Park, traditional corporate campuses that have struggled since the Great Recession are trying to transform from sterile worksites into vibrant mini-towns. In addition to housing, they’re adding restaurants, grocery stores, playgrounds and outdoor concert spaces–anything to draw people in and make them want to stay.
