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Study: Greening Raises Property Values by Double Digits

By Marita Thomas

PHILADELPHIA-A Wharton School study measuring the impact of investments in greening and vacant land management in the Kensington area saw property values rise between 9% and 64% following application of the Green City Strategy.

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