THE PLACE MAKER: By committing to community building and sustainability, Mark Edlen has helped 
Gerding Edlen Development Co. revitalize infill neighborhoods in the Pacific Northwest and breathe
new life into downtown Los Angeles.
TAMING THE ELEMENTS: The industry is rethinking the entire development process. Discover how developers are creating innovative ways to conserve earth, air, fire, and water.
IN FULL BLOOM: From revitalizing a historic theater to donating a community center, a number of developers have enhanced their projects by contributing to the community. DEVELOPER highlights five companies that are giving back.
GREEN ACRES: As municipalities seek to reduce environmental impacts and preserve green space, developers are embracing conservation easements to gain zoning approvals
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LAND PLANS:Drought-ridden regions focus on water conservation… U.S. crane shortage delays construction…resorts market eco-amenities and other news items.
SOCIAL STUDIES: Multi-generational living is increasingly common in America as both home prices and living expenses increase.
BEFORE THE BOARD: Some of the best development sites are in or alongside public parks, which means developers need to plan upfront and work with community advocates and city
GRIDS: Nearly one in three bridges in the United States is considered structurally deficient or functionally
obsolete. Developers and site engineers are working hard to design more efficient and sustainable ways to get travelers from point A to point B.
