The Chicago suburb is planning a 80-acre mixed-use recreational area

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• The Chicago suburb of Nils, Ill., Is considering developing an 80-acre mixed neighborhood to attract visitors and new occupants based on the entertainment market, according to Corbett Chicago.
• The mayor of the city wants to replace the economy based on Nils's sales tax with a revised property tax program fueled by a luxury hotel, parks with eclectic art pieces, a 70,000-square-foot pavilion in the immediate vicinity of the urban version of the Slope a tower in Pisa and thousands of new apartments all serviced by shuttles without a driver. Urban authorities said they began to consider a reconstruction plan after the transit agency announced in 2014 that it would build two fast transit bus lines out there, one of which would link Nealys to O'Hare International Airport.
• City officials created the basis for great development in 2015 when new zone laws allowed the construction of multi-storey buildings and complexes of mixed residential complexes along the main thoroughfare. Neils relies on this and the potential creation of special tax quarters to attract developers.

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• Nils is not the only suburb that tries to benefit from the exciting urban trend.
• The $ 220 million mixed-use project called The Grove is underway in the suburb of London, Missouri, last summer. When fully built for about 10 years, the spread of 85 decares will offer more than 600,000 square meters of industrial and flexible space, nearly 100,000 square feet of offices, nearly 90,000 sq. Ft. Commercial and over 380 apartments.
• Texas is another country that has seen a jump in suburban mixed construction designed to create a sense of city. In the suburbs of Dallas, Allen, Texas, Hines' plans for 3.5 million square feet of development, called The Strand, have recently gained traction. Only last month, according to English Allen, the city council approved the 135-acre project, which according to employees will give Alan a thriving and active center. The Strand will feature shops, restaurants, self-preservation, apartments and one-family homes.
• More than 5 billion dollars of mixed projects are in different stages of completion in Frisco, Texas, another suburb of Dallas. Called $ 5 billion, new developments are anchored by the 90-acre Star Dallas Cowboys complex in Frisco and the complex. Another major development is the $ 1.5 billion Frisco station, which will include a 40-acre medical campus, a seven-storey office building, hotels, residences, and The Hub, which will offer retail and dining options.
• While mixed-use projects are developing across the country, population growth slows down in urban areas and accelerates in suburbs. When they move to the suburbs, many buyers are still looking for the comforts of urban life - mostly travel and proximity to transit. The presence of such mixed-purpose projects helps to make suburbs such as Niels a more urban, convenient and commercial destination.