Demand for live-work-play apartments, also known as mixed-use developments, has risen in the past decade, fueled by the blending of work and personal life, according to a new report from RentCafe.com.

“Live-work-play” was once a term I saw used by luxury apartment buildings in the early 2000s, beckoning a select few that could afford the expense of having key amenities bundled in one convenient, ...

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