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Robert Steuteville
The last half of the 20th Century was dominated by suburbia, but cities made a comeback in the first decade of the new millennium.
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- Let's Talk Honestly About a VMT Tax
- The Gas Tax Versus a VMT Tax: Is ‘All of the Above...
- “Smaller homes, urban lifestyles and sustainable c...
- Vehicle Miles Travelled Tax??
- Update on Urban Projects Around the Trinity River
- Dallas in IMAX
- HUD's Office of Sustainable Housing & Communities
- Ffighting Words about Sprawl
- Climate Change is All About Land Use
- The First Urban Decade
- Suburban Poverty and the Transit Connection
- U.S. DOT Previews How New Transit Rules Could Defi...
- Big Boxes vs. Local Retail
- The War Against Suburbia
- Dallas Downtown Plan - Paved with Good Intentions?
- Suburbia vs. the Planet
- Dallas May Get Subway Downtown
- How to Create Livable & Sustainable Communities
- Urbanist bloggers who make me think
- North TX Leaders to Take Another Stab at Local Tra...
- Pentagon: ‘Climate change, energy security, and ec...
- Cities versus Suburbs Political Conflict
- The Obama Urban Vision - How Can We Make it Come t...
- Downtown Dallas Plan Hinges on Public Space & Tran...
- Transit-oriented development requires more than tr...
- New EPA rules may aid proposed transit projects
- Urban Core as Regional Economic Indicator
- A Shot Across the Bow for Transport Equity?
- New Report Links Homeowners’ Auto Dependence With ...
- The W Hollywood Hotel & Residences: An urban compl...
- Commuter Rail Success Stories
- DART, TRE land FRA funds for double-track project
- Congress & Transportation Reform - Is Anyone Liste...
- Impact of Pollution on Student Attendance
- How Can We Promote Zero Car Households
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About Me
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- Attorney with Munsch Hardt in Dallas. Bob's practice emphasis is on complex development projects including mixed-use, hotel, condominiums and office or office/warehouse. He works on complex mixed-use new construction and adaptive reuse developments including hotel/condominium projects and transportation oriented developments. He also has a background as an affordable housing developer and stays involved in Fair Housing litigation. The information contained herein is for informational purposes only as a service to the public, and is not legal advice or a substitute for legal counsel.
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