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Culdesac Tempe: U.S. Car-Free Neighborhood Built From Scratch (culdesac.com)
posted 1 year ago by sparrow (+2 / -0 )
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> Culdesac designs, builds, and manages walkable communities.
 
> Culdesac is a real estate developer and property manager. We build neighborhoods that embrace community, open space, and mobility. We offer residential units at a variety of price points integrated with local retail, commercial uses, and open space for nature and public plazas.
 
> Our communities prioritize biking, walking, and transit over cars and parking. We partner with leading mobility companies to deliver convenient and affordable transportation services. This creates a vibrant urban lifestyle without the need for a private vehicle.
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doginventer
1 year ago 1 point (+1 / -0 )
Pretty upfront with the name there :p
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kc
1 year ago 1 point (+1 / -0 ) 1 child
I don't like the look of their exec team and board. Don't trust it.
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sparrow
1 year ago 0 points (+0 / -0 ) 1 child
yeah, sometimes I just post things to think about the concept
 
on this one I see pros and cons
 
this actual project might be objected to like you mention due to the board being a bit "iffy"
 
is the carless community concept useful?
 
or is it something that is a sign of things declining?
 
I can go both ways on this, either we should make personal transportation like cars cheaper and more eco-friendly, or if they are too costly and environmentally intensive, then perhaps we should seek alternative arrangements and designs
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kc
1 year ago 1 point (+1 / -0 )
I think there is value in communities like this, as long as their motivation isn't purely surface level ecology improvements. If you can form a carless community which is focused on bringing young families together or coupling young people, and that is the main goal, it is less prone to corruption .
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