urban
revitalization
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Sound Strategies for Sustainable
Communities
Urban Revitalization
Urban
revitalization efforts seek to enhance the quality of
life in urban places and enhance their appeal to a diversity of
residents and employers.
Such initiatives typically engage residents and local government in
planning
for and managing neighborhood growth and change, which may include
designing pedestrian-friendly, transit-oriented commercial
districts, providing
new
homeownership opportunities for a range of income groups, exploring the
possibilities of public/private partnerships, and leveraging the impact
of arts and cultural institutions to create an attractive urban
environment.
Our urban revitalization work
features
articles, reports, and other publications that highlight opportunities
for neighborhood
renewal as well as showcase successful community revitalization
efforts.
Publications
- Author, Involving
the Community in Neighborhood Planning, ULI Community Catalysts
Series, Urban Land Institute.
- Author, “Arts, Culture, and Entertainment,” Urban Land Magazine (February 2004).
- Author, Capitalizing
on the New Markets Tax Credit, ULI/Charles H. Shaw Forum, Urban
Land Institute,
Washington, DC.
- Editor, ULI on
the Future: Cities Post-9/11. Urban Land Institute, Washington,
D.C.
- Author, “Bringing Back Waukegan’s Waterfront,” Urban Land Magazine (June 2002).
- Co-author, “Mayors' Forum: Public/Private
Partnerships” Urban Land Magazine
(Feb. 2002).
- Author, Community
Development Corporations Working With For-Profit
Developers, ULI/Charles H. Shaw Forum, Urban Land Institute,
Washington, DC.
- Author, ULI
Development Case Study: Peabody Place, Memphis, TN. Urban Land
Institute, Washington, DC.
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