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A region surrounding a city in which that city's influence is dominates the economy

• Zoning Laws
• Tear Downs
• McMansion
• Trade Area

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trade area

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the rest dont make any sense but if not try zoning laws or

Dmitry Pleshkov answered Jun 23, 2024

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