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Cornell Takes MIT RE Prize

The winners of The CASE, an annual real estate competition held by theMIT Center for Real Estate are the young whizzes at Cornell. Their task was to secure funding, to the tune of hundreds of millions of hypothetical dollars (the worst kind of dollars), for a plan to develop an urban mixed-use development.

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