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Sprawl costs
Suburbs
Real estate development
Land use
Growth
Cities and towns
Environmental aspects
Economic aspects
"The authors document the extent of sprawl in the United States, define an alternative form of growth, and compare what the total financial costs of those two forms of development would be. The result is solid evidence of the staggering price-tag the American public is paying for sprawl development.…
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