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» 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
» Where and How? – The TRF Model for Community Investment
» In Vino, Veritable Impact on Tourism
» Equity with a Twist: The Low Income Investment Fund’s Social Capital Tool
» Multiplex in Morganton: The Mimosa Theatre
» How Asheville Revitalized its Downtown: Part I
» Electric Buses Debut in North Carolina
» Courting Locally: The Economic Gardening Strategy
» What’s the deal with modular construction?
» Federal Housing Finance Options for Mixed-Use Development
» Property-Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) Programs in North Carolina: Part II
» The Missing Middle: An Affordable Housing Solution?
» The Grasshoppers’ Stadium is a Homerun for Downtown Greensboro
» The Electric Grid of the Future
» One Neighborhood at a Time: The Incremental Development Alliance
» 4% LIHTC Use in North Carolina’s Triangle Region
» Property-Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) Programs in North Carolina: Part I
» An Innovation District in Downtown Durham: Will It Mean Gentrification? Not Necessarily…
» Renewables: Beyond Traditional Small Scale Applications (Part II)
» Raleigh’s Moore Square Redevelopment
» 5 ways to make your building healthier: Fitwel, Part 2 of 2
» The Value of Greenways
» Renewables: Beyond Traditional Small Scale Applications
» A Closer Look at Multifamily Construction Types
» Boosting LIHTC: Difficult Development Areas & Qualified Census Tracts
» The Challenges of Movie Theater Redevelopment
» Fitwel, a Health Promoting Building Certification – Part 1 of 2
» Healthy Corner Store Initiatives
» How a Mezzanine Loan Can Reduce Equity Requirements, Boost Returns, and Attract Investment to a Redevelopment Project
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