Last Harvest: From Cornfield to New Town: Real Estate Development from George Washington to the Builders of the Twenty-First Century, and Why We Live in Houses Anyway
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Last Harvest: From Cornfield to New Town: Real Estate Development from George Washington to the Builders of the Twenty-First Century, and Why We Live in Houses Anyway

by Witold Rybczynski

History Architecture
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A history of American real estate from George Washington to modern developers, explaining the origins and persistence of the single-family house.

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This book traces the evolution of real estate development in America, beginning with George Washington and continuing through the builders of the twenty-first century.

It examines how land has been transformed from fields into towns and cities, shaping the places where people live today.

The narrative explores the forces behind suburban growth and the enduring appeal of the single-family house.

Readers gain insight into the economic, cultural, and practical reasons that influence how communities are built.

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