By John McNellis Developers always crash and burn in the movies. The eternal bad guy, the developers’ heinous plans to pave a beach, bulldoze a forest or swing a wrecking ball at an historic monument are always thwarted at the last moment by some plucky local hero. Real life is more nuanced, but the truth […]
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