Overview
Authored by former HUD Secretary, Henry Cisneros, this book identifies the potential for real estate investment in over 40 metropolitan areas with strong, weak, and mixed prospects for economic growth. Trends that are positively impacting U.S. cities are explored, including the importance of building for sustainability, harnessing the power of advanced industries and anchor institutions, adding transit-related value, and encouraging mixed-income housing.
Author Biography
Henry Cisneros is chairman of Cisneros City Group, which invests in urban real estate and infrastructure projects. He is also chairman of CityView, a partner in building more than 7,000 residential units in 13 states over the last 15 years. He served four terms as mayor of San Antonio and was Secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development in President Clinton’s Administration. He is currently vice chair of Habitat for Humanity International and chairman of the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce in 2007. He lives in San Antonio.