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Virginia county seeks P3 developer for $140 million multi-use center

The plan envisions making the development a global cultural destination, integrating a variety of restaurants, arts and cultural gathering spaces and hybrid work areas.

Adam Rollins

Denver to invest $570 million in downtown revitalization

The city will expand the Downtown Development Authority to transform the city center and breathe new life back into Denver’s cultural, civic and economic core.

Mary Scott Nabers

Revitalizing America’s cities: investment, innovation and contracting opportunities in 2025

Visionary municipal leaders are planning for the future by focusing on sustainability, public safety and citizen services.

Keaton Peters

Ohio dedicates $55 million to environmental cleanup and redevelopment of abandoned properties

One of the larger projects includes transforming a former manufacturing site in Fulton County into a mixed-use development featuring both commercial and residential spaces.

Brady Pieper

$600 million investment set to revitalize downtown Pittsburgh

This ambitious plan is designed to rejuvenate Pittsburgh's downtown and Golden Triangle, the city’s business district.

Jerrod Kingery

Transit-oriented development featuring hotel, concert venue planned near DFW airport

The River Central development will include a 56,000-square-foot concert venue, 140-room hotel, over 1,300 multifamily housing units and 120,000 square feet of office space.

Miles Smith

Maryland DOT unveils plan to encourage housing construction near rail transportation

This new plan comes on the heels of a recently passed Maryland state law that allows for greater housing density within a half mile of train stations

Mary Scott Nabers

Transit-oriented development opportunities are abundant throughout the U.S.

Congress has allocated billions to support the development of attractive residential and retail communities located near public transportation stations

Adam Rollins

Atlanta to stitch downtown communities back together with 14-acre cap project

Plans include increasing affordable housing, sustainable infrastructure, access to critical amenities and supporting underserved communities

Mary Scott Nabers

Economic development has a new face along with visionary objectives

Large cities such as Orlando, New York and Chicago are known to attract the most tourists each year, but some smaller cities now appear destined to make the list of fastest-growing tourist destinations

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