CED Program Interns & Students, Author at Community and Economic Development in North Carolina and Beyond

Author: CED Program Interns & Students

» Household Overcrowding in North Carolina: A Look at the Data

» Strategies for Creating Mixed-Income Neighborhoods

» Kannapolis, NC: Strategic Vision, Financial Planning, Development

» Transit-Oriented Development? Or Development-Oriented Transit?

» NC Commerce Kicks Off the Downtown Strong Initiative

» The State of American Transportation and Complete Streets

» Update on the Community Reinvestment Act

» Exploring Micro-Units: Part 2

» A Review of SBIR Grant Funding in North Carolina

» Key Elements of Successful Downtowns

» Trends in Housing for an Aging Population

» DOT BUILD Grants Replace TIGER Grants

» The Changing Dynamics of USDA’s Section 515 Program

» The State of the Debate: Two-Way Street Conversion

» Exploring Micro-Units: Part 1

» Will Student Loan Debt Impact Future Homeownership?

» Where are people considering moving to and from?

» Tourism in Historical Black Towns: Nicodemus, Kansas, and Eatonville, Florida

» Summary: “Perfectly Positioned: The Blurring of Urban, Suburban, and Rural Boundaries in a Southern Community”

» North Carolina’s Bicycle and Pedestrian Planning Grant Initiative – Call for Applications

» Opportunity Zones at a Local Level

» Freddie Mac’s New Workforce Housing Pilot Program

» Key Findings: The Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies’ State of the Nation’s Housing 2018 report

» Charlotte’s ReVenture Park: Sustainability-Focused Industrial Redevelopment

» Part III: The Start Up and Co-Working Scene in North Carolina

» What Exactly is Workforce Housing and Why is it Important?

» North Carolina’s Opportunity Zones Certified

» The Evolving Role of Universities in Community Economic Development

» Freddie Mac Pilots a Single-Family Rental Program

» Part II: The Start Up and Co-Working Scene in North Carolina

» Aligning Transit Agencies and Private Developers through Joint Development

» Hometown Strong: A Rural Initiative

» Part I: The Start Up and Co-Working Scene in North Carolina

» University Contributions to Municipal Service Districts in NC

» 2017 New Market Tax Credit Allocations in North Carolina

» Utilizing Program Income and Revolving Funds to Stretch CDBGs

» To Certify or Not To Certify, That is the Question: The Certified Local Government Program in North Carolina

» The Benefits of Daylighting Streams

» The Opportunity Zones Program

» Checking In: The Impact of the Northside Neighborhood Initiative & Land Bank

» On Borrowed Ground: A Ground Lease Primer – Part 2

» Downtown Revitalization Achieved through Transit Development: Raleigh’s Union Station and the Warehouse District

» On Borrowed Ground: A Ground Lease Primer – Part 1

» Revolving Loan Funds for Affordable Housing

» The Importance of “Good” Data

» The CDFI Bond Guarantee Program

» The Olmstead Decision: Compliance and Action in North Carolina

» Self-Driving Cars and the Changing Real Estate Market

» From Gas Station to Gastro Pub: The Potential of Gas Station Redevelopment

» How Asheville Revitalized its Downtown: Part II