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Keaton Peters New York’s MTA seeks proposals for transit-oriented development The project is part of New York’s goal to repurpose state-owned sites for new housing, which looks to create up to 15,000 new homes.
Keaton Peters Vanderbilt University planning four new residential colleges The university's residential college program began in 2008 with The Martha Rivers Ingram Commons for first-year students.
Keaton Peters With better data and AI, New York City plans to speed up transportation projects The plan will transform how the city conducts transportation analysis, a process that currently adds substantial time and cost to development projects
Keaton Peters Wisconsin awarding $273 million in loans for clean drinking water, lead pipe removal The projects focus on replacing lead service lines and addressing contamination from toxic "forever chemicals."
Keaton Peters Brooklyn Navy Yard seeks partnership for autonomous vehicle pilot program The goal of the program is to enhance transportation options within the 300-acre campus.
Keaton Peters New York investing $435 million in water infrastructure improvements The funding has been modified to increase support for water projects in small, rural and disadvantaged communities.
Keaton Peters Nation’s aging bridges receive $635 million to support revitalization The funding targets small and medium-sized bridge projects in both rural and urban communities.
Keaton Peters Nevada receives $375 million for conservation, park improvements The funding will support critical infrastructure improvements while also advancing an initiative that looks to conserve nearly a third of U.S. land by the end of the decade.
Keaton Peters Public and private efforts are cleaning up construction industry The industry accounts for more than 15% of global emissions through concrete and steel manufacturing alone.
Keaton Peters Land conservation projects receive $1.5 billion from USDA The goal of the funding is to help farmers, ranchers and forest landowners implement conservation strategies.