We are two for two at the @TulsaWorld, with this article about Downtown Tulsa's latest success reports! 📰 The Tulsa World covered our State of Downtown event where @RichardFlorida talked about the importance of repurposing historic buildings for modern ventures, and how much potential our Downtown has for this. 🌆 Downtown Tulsa stands out among other cities, harnessing the charm and character of its old buildings to fuel economic growth and community vibrancy. https://bit.ly/3JKmzFh
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In today’s episode, I sat down with Paul Woodcock, interim strategic regeneration, development, and place shaping advisor. Paul previously served as the Strategic Director of Regeneration and Environment at Rotherham Council. His responsibilities included overseeing economic development, environmental initiatives, and place-making strategies. During his tenure, he played a key role in shaping policies and projects that contributed to the borough’s growth and revitalisation. In this immensely interesting conversation Paul speaks about: · Economic Development and Industrial/Economic Strategy and what this could mean for Local Government and what are the opportunities. · How local authorities can put plans and strategies in place to grow the local economy and then how to implement these strategies. · The vital role of collaboration and the triple helix. · Finally, how to put these elements into a wider context, when creating beautiful places for local communities to enjoy. Specifically focusing on the importance of transport, residential, green spaces and culture & leisure in place making. https://lnkd.in/geZeFTWH
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Davie County is accelerating economic growth through strong partnerships with state and regional economic development agencies, commercial real estate firms, site consultants, and local industries. These relationships support a coordinated approach that brings new businesses to the area by promoting existing shell buildings and “shovel-ready” industrial sites and leveraging the county’s strategic position in the Piedmont Triad. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eTQKyU4D
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The historic nature of our main streets is often overlooked and underutilized in the realm of economic development, particularly within the municipal planning world. Historic preservation planning can be a game changer to invigorate rural downtowns and small business communities. And contrary to popular belief, historic preservation planning doesn't mean major restrictions on property redevelopment, down to the paint color of trim. What it is is the creation of a flexible plan to fit the needs of your community, a plan that creates a commitment and belief in the importance of maintaining the character of your community. #mainstreetmatters #downtownplanning #historicpreservation #adaptivereuse #heritagetourism #economicdevelopment #planningiscool
May is Preservation Month! Historic buildings are at the heart of many Main Street districts. Senior Program Officer Lisa Thompson explored the importance of historic preservation and the benefits that historic assets have for Main Streets. Read here: https://bit.ly/4bmqvrR
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BJH Principal Steven Jacobs, Pirie Associates Principal Laura Pirie, and Connecticut Main Street Center, Inc. Executive Director Michelle Lapine McCabe joined New Haven Economic Development Officer Malachi Bridges at the Southern New England American Planning Association conference in Springfield, MA this month to present their work for the City of New Haven: “Building Thriving Communities: A Playbook for Place-Based Economic Development." The New Haven Neighborhood Commercial Districts Playbook is a comprehensive road map and tool kit that strategically guides the City of New Haven in realizing the potential of city’s diverse range of neighborhood commercial districts (NCDs).
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The Current state of San Francisco By far, this is the best overview I’ve seen. If you’re interested in the recent past, present, and future of San Francisco, Peter Santenello does an exceptional job of creating a bite-sized overview of the City by the Bay. https://lnkd.in/gaUS-_Ve
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I am telling you all my secret hiding locations in this 50,000 sq ft Industrial building located at 204 Carolina Drive in Snow Hill, NC. Watch 👇 Grow in Greene County. Link to Loopnet: https://lnkd.in/e6Qcur5W Mark Pope Kyle DeHaven North Carolina Global TransPark Economic Development Region Will Jones
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Read this Washington Post article for a look into this stunning 150-year-old home in Georgetown. Gain insights into the historic charm and unique property values that make Georgetown a coveted neighborhood. #DMVRealEstate #DCRealEstate
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A co-authored paper was accepted by Urban Studies. Neighborhood democratization can be a win-win for the party-state and the people. Yu Zeng & Shitong Qiao, Communities Built on Political Trust: Theory and Evidence from China, Urban Studies, forthcoming, https://lnkd.in/eMdVYQ9u.
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As I skimmed Billy Shore's "Letter from the Cathedral of Milan," two things stood out. The value of building personal relationships and community. Billy draws a parallel between Milan Cathedral's centuries-long construction and the strong development of communities. He notes that building solid relationships requires patience, dedication, and a common goal. My key takeaway from Shore's letter: 1. Relationships, like large structures, are long-term projects you must build gradually. 2. Like the cathedral builders, build something that will outlive you. 3. A strong foundation is vital in any endeavor you undertake. 4. When people come together, great things happen. Does your career convey stories and values that inspire you to be part of something bigger than yourself? Share in the comments. Awugo Julius Maureen Muzondo Hagar Erwuah #CareerMomntumAssembly #OpenToConnect #LinkedInGrowthProgram #CommunityInsightThursday
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