Revitalized neighborhoods. Shorter commutes. A business corridor stretching from Northeast Maryland to Hampton Roads, Virginia. By most accounts, the region will look radically different in twenty years. We get some predictions on our economic, cultural, and aesthetic future -- and hear your wish list for the area where you live.
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The Washington of the Future: Planning and Public Policy Perspectives
Listen Wednesday, Jan. 3, 2007 at 12:06 p.m. in Politics, SocietyGuests
Douglas Fruehling
Senior Editor, Washington Business Journal
Ellen McCarthy
outgoing Director, D.C. Office of Planning
Robert E. Lang
Director, Metropolitan Institute at Virginia Tech in Alexandria, Virginia; and Associate Professor, School of Planning and International Affairs, Virginia Tech
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