Community Builders

Explore the innovative insights of Edward P. Eichler in his thought-provoking book, Community Builders. Published in 1967, this essential read spans 218 pages and delves into the intricate world of new town development. Eichler examines critical methods related to land acquisition, financing, and taxation, offering a comprehensive look at the relationships between developers and governmental authorities. With a particular focus on planned communities in California, this book provides valuable knowledge for anyone interested in the dynamics of urban communities in the USA. Discover how these methodologies can influence social structures and community growth, making it a must-read for sociologists, urban planners, and social science enthusiasts alike. Get your copy today and gain a deeper understanding of the forces that shape our living environments.