NextGen Waterfronts | Future Trends of Coastal Development with Greg Cory

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Recorded01 May 2019

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On this episode, Dan Martin welcomes Greg Cory to the show to discuss the trends of coastal development and what we can expect built shorelines of the future to look like. The Principal of Land Use Economics, Greg is a veteran market analyst who closely monitors emerging trends in land development, demographics, capital markets, and real estate operations in global markets. He has over 30 years of experience in all aspects of national and international real estate development in 50 international markets, including hospitality, resort development, tourism, urban mixed use, and redevelopment strategies.

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