Table of Contents

List of Tables, Figures, and Maps, Foreword, Preface, Part I. Introduction, 1. From Campus to City: The University as Developer, Part II. The Campus and the City: Neighborhood, Downtown, and Citywide Development, Section 1. The Campus and Its Neighborhood, 2. The University of Pittsburgh and the Oakland Neighborhood: From Conflict to Cooperation, or How the 800-Pound Gorilla Learned to Sit with-and not on-Its Neighbors, 3. Columbia University's Heights: An Ivory Tower and Its Communities, 4. The University of Chicago and Its Neighbors: A Case Study in Community Development, Section 2. The University and the Central City, 5. The Urban University as a Vehicle for Inner-City Renewal: The University of Washington, Tacoma, 6. Auraria Higher Education Center and Denver Inner-City Development, 7. The Political Strategies Behind University-Based Development: Two Philadelphia Cases, Section 3. The University as a Collaborator in Urban Development, 8. The University as an Engine for Downtown Renewal in Atlanta, 9. University Involvement in Downtown Revitalization: Managing Political and Financial Risks, 10. Ryerson University and Toronto's Dundas Square Metropolis Project, Part III: University Development Practices: Acquisition, Finance, Development, and the Deal, 11. An Overview of University Real Estate Investment Practices, 12. Leasing for Profit and Control: The Case of Victoria University at the University of Toronto, 13. The Little Fish Swallows the Big Fish: Financing the DePaul Center in Chicago, 14. No Such Thing as Vacant Land: Northeastern University and Davenport Commons, 15. Campus Partners and The Ohio State University: A Case Study in Enlightened Self-Interest, Part IV. Lessons Learned, 16. Private Choices and Public Obligations: The Ethics of University Real Estate Development, 17. Ivory Towers No More: Academic Bricks and Sticks, About the Editors and Contributors, About the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, Index

About the Author

David C. Perry, Wim Wiewel