CED Program Interns & Students, Author at Community and Economic Development in North Carolina and Beyond - Page 3 of 8

Author: CED Program Interns & Students

» North Carolina Education and Workforce Development Part II: The North Carolina Community College System

» Biophilic Design, Part II: Case Study

» New Report Highlights Public-Private Partnerships

» The Past, Present, and Future of Wood Construction

» Historic Mill Redevelopment: Taylors Mill

» North Carolina Education and Workforce Development: Work Ready Communities

» Brewery Incubators On the Rise

» Biophilic Design, Part I

» Flexible Opportunities in North Carolina’s Brownfields Program

» Retail Incubators and Main Street Revitalization: Part II

» Predicting Gentrification in the Era of Big Data

» Library Living? Integrating a library into a mixed-use development

» Retail Incubators and Main Street Revitalization: Part 1

» Statistics on Your Corner: Using Data Better in CED

» Hope through Housing: A Model for Addressing Pressing Community Challenges

» Renewed Funding Extends New Market Tax Credit Program Through 2019

» A Guide to Value Added Alleys for Small Towns and Cities

» Finding the Hard Numbers for a Rising Problem: A Method of Calculating Demand for Affordable Senior Housing

» USDA Programs Boosting Access to Local, Fresh Foods Across North Carolina

» A Primer on Applying for Historic Tax Credits and the National Historic Register

» The Future of Parking Decks

» Challenges and Opportunities in Strip Mall Redevelopment

» North Carolina Biotechnology Center Fueling Growth in NC’s Biotech Industry

» Embrace Your Unique Place: Asset-Based Economic Development

» Coding for Economic Development

» Blow Horns, No More: Establishing Railroad Quiet Zones

» Brownfields Programs as a Revitalization Tool: NC Case Studies

» Report: The Unintended Consequences of Housing Finance

» How to Use Federal and State Brownfields Programs to Accomplish a Community Revitalization Project

» Town-Gown Development Partnerships

» Connect Home: Bridging the Digital Divide

» Tools for financing development in revitalization areas: HUD Multifamily Loan Products

» Solar Powers Economic Development in NC

» Pedestrian Tunnels: Connecting People with Communities Part II

» New SEC Rules Play to the Crowd

» Public-Private Partnerships: Universities & Private Developers

» As Walmart shutters stores, what’s next for small towns?

» Pedestrian Bridges: Connecting People with Communities

» Behavioral Science in Local Government

» Millennials Entering the Real Estate Market

» The Economic Impact of Downtown Courthouses

» 50 Years of HUD: Rental Assistance Demonstration Program

» Commenting on the NC Qualified Allocation Plan

» 50 Years of HUD: Choice Neighborhoods

» Primer on Low-Income Housing Tax Credits: 2015 North Carolina Qualified Allocation Plan

» Design Thinking

» Coastal Dredging in North Carolina

» New Rules on Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credits, and Where Credits are Due

» Traffic Impact Analysis: Reducing the Uncertainty of Development

» Downtown Schools & CED