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  • DRAFT 1 Communities across the country are struggling "greyfield" development challenge -

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  • Through careful zoning regulations, new development can be restricted to specific areas, land uses can be regulated by location, and additional density incentives can be offered for developing under-productive brownfield and greyfield land.

    Smart Growth 2009

  • Mr. Korman's firm, Kirkor architects, has its hand in 10 greyfield projects in the Toronto region.

    The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed MARCUS GEE 2011

  • The Toronto architect specializes in "greyfield" development.

    The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed MARCUS GEE 2011

  • Enhanced light intensity, optimized scattered light collection (40% greater collection) [i.e., greyfield (GF)] together with the industry's smallest GF pixel size and suite of noise reduction capabilities raise performance to a new level.

    Fabtech - News 2010

  • The including passive solar building and site Metropolitan Institute in Alexandria, VA, esti - design, energy efficiency, renewable en - mates that 2.8 million acres of greyfield lands ergy, and water conservation.

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  • However, greyfields can their positive impacts on open space pres - considering greyfield offer excellent redevelopment opportunities ervation and water resources.

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  • Parry Transit plans, designs and deploys Parry trolley systems into town centers in new greyfield, greenfield or urban infill developments, or as a part of urban regeneration schemes in existing urban cores.

    unknown title 2009

  • But converting apartments or unused factories or other brownfield or greyfield sites into condos means developers have to do lots of "due diligence" on these properties if they want to be successful.

    Mississauga News 2008

  • Development that makes it easy for people ability becomes a more common topic at town halls and kitchen tables we can look gov/smartgrowth. to walk, bike, or use transit to reach their 5 Foster Distinctive, Attractive forward to leveraging our existing utility and destinations allows them to spend less time 1 Mix Land Uses Communities with a Strong Sense transportation infrastructure to refocus in traffic, reduces pollution, and enhances Mixing uses such as homes, jobs, and shops of Place development toward greyfield and infill sites. mobility for people of all ages. benefits cultural, economic and social vitality.

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  • https://www.citylab.com/work/2017/04/how-to-survive-a-retail-meltdown/524868/

    The proliferation of half-vacant shopping centers and abandoned malls on the fringes of cities has become such a pervasive problem that we have a new word for it: greyfields. Chances are you have a few in your community: acres of paved parking with weeds creeping through the cracks and a dilapidated big-box structure standing in the middle. They’re the increasingly hard-to-ignore manifestation of what’s often described as the retail meltdown. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the retail sector lost approximately 30,000 jobs in March alone, with thousands of store closings projected through 2017. At this pace, store closings in 2017 are likely to surpass the Great Recession year of 2008.

    May 1, 2017

  • This is one of those derivations that appeared on the back of greenfield. While that made some sense literally and figuratively, brownfield was a stretch and greyfield is kind of absurd.

    May 2, 2017