My colleague, Kim Zeuli, has been discussing #resilience for years. We challenge cities to approach #economicdevelopment and resilience thoughtfully. Cities will need to address those left behind before they can jump forward. https://t.co/SE4zsOvFbd
"From Lynchburg to Newark to Vancouver, developers are bringing long-neglected neighborhoods back to life and in the process providing new economic and cultural opportunities to local residents. https://t.co/Vko3cLBrDz #cities#realestate#housing
@iamstevenpedigo Catching up - @KristinEberhard did amazing work on this subject. Huge issue is no city manager for a city of 650,000. https://t.co/rjt7Fztu5t
Behold: A sudden decline in greed! Landlords have seen the error of their ways. Or maybe, just maybe, supply is pushing prices down. Free-falling New York rents plunge 12 percent in Queens https://t.co/nfhNmqHLIV
Excellent and tangible strategy by the team to build wealth of existing residents. "increase the community’s ownership position through financial and educational support to small businesses, entrepreneurs and potential commercial property owners." https://t.co/IMXAbAha8t
81% of Portland's residential property is single-family residential. We must allow more density to solve our housing crisis @pdx4all Take action for change https://t.co/Gq6VBMG6Vq
Future retail is not about filling space - it is about community. "To recruit tenants for Platform LA, they thought about the stores and restaurants that would attract them personally." https://t.co/QqgpulWBhr
"In order to boost local economies, universities should stop seeing themselves only as educators, and start seeing themselves as platforms for local economic activity." cc: @iamstevenpedigo
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Exactly. We've been saying this for years: "If you want economic growth & jobs, stop throwing #incentives at #Amazon & invest in businesses that are already there." https://t.co/01dNQTOrYC #cities#ecdev cc: @Pyszkaa
Scenes from @CREWpdx's Inclusionary Housing program.
Thank you Alisa Pyszka of Leland Consulting @LCGPDX for Moderating and Tim O'brien with Urban Asset Advisors, Mike Kingsella of Holland Partners and LOCUS, and Tyler Bump of City of Portland @notifypdx for speaking. #housing