Healing a troubled medical district

Healing a troubled medical district

by Robert Steuteville

August 11, 2019

Memphis Medical District demonstrates the power of anchor institutions to improve sense of place and the economy in surrounding neighborhoods, while avoiding displacement.

Publication date: 2019-08-11

Parent publication: Public Square: A CNU Journal

Publication URL: https://www.cnu.org/publicsquare/2019/08/12/healing-troubled-medical-district

by Robert Steuteville

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