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Cityview's Adam Perry on multifamily housing innovation in the Western U.S.

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Cityview's Adam Perry on multifamily housing innovation in the Western U.S.

Multifamily developer Adam Perry discusses the latest design and construction innovations for multifamily housing.

June 9, 2022

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Adam Perry, SVP of Development and Construction Management with developer Cityview, chats with Multifamily Design+Construction Editor Rob Cassidy about the latest design and construction innovations for multifamily housing in the West.

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