CED Program Interns & Students, Author at Community and Economic Development in North Carolina and Beyond - Page 4 of 8

Author: CED Program Interns & Students

» Off the Tracks: Development and Railroad Rights-of-Way in North Carolina

» Getting Schooled: Creative Reuse of Historic School Buildings

» How to Get a Grocery Store: The Greensboro Cooperative Approach

» The Relationship between Infrastructure and Private Investment

» Teacher Housing in North Carolina

» Civic Crowdfunding

» Can Community Ownership Eliminate Food Deserts?

» Museums as Community Development: Whiteville, NC

» Redevelopment Case Studies of Victorian-Era Psychiatric Facilities

» Leasing Historic Tax Credit Property to Local Governments: Disqualified Lease Rules

» A Thousand Acres and Half a Million Square Feet: Redevelopment of Victorian-Era Psychiatric Facilities

» Exploring Form-Based Codes

» Leveraging anchor institutions: A new land bank model in Chapel Hill

» New Markets Tax Credits: The Process and Key Considerations

» Easing the Federal Excise Tax on Brewers

» CDFI Profile: The Support Center

» Primer on New Markets Tax Credits

» Hospital Employee Benefit Program as Neighborhood Revitalization Tool

» Taking a closer look at low wage workers in North Carolina

» CDFIs and Small Business Lending

» Farmers Markets’ as a Tool for Economic Development and Healthy Food Access

» CDFIs and Affordable Housing

» CDFI Profile: The Natural Capital Investment Fund

» Primer on Brownfields Redevelopment

» Innovative Programs to End Homelessness

» Workforce Development Dollars — Has your community cashed in?

» The Potential of Micro-Housing to Expand Affordable Housing Options

» Agricultural Land Loss in the Southeast: Overview of Heirs’ Property and Strategies to Reverse the Trend

» Broadband Internet as a Municipal Service

» Thinking Outside the ‘Big Box’

» Designing a Survey of the Built Environment

» The Right Crowd: How Two Entrepreneurs Creatively Financed a Craft Brewery in Asheboro, NC

» Downtown Parks as Economic Development

» Crowdfunding for Development: A Primer on Federal and North Carolina Securities Law

» Measuring Sprawl: How do North Carolina metros measure up?

» Affordable Housing: A Look at Programs in two of North Carolina’s Fastest Growing Cities

» Foreign Investment in North Carolina

» Designating Local Historic Landmarks in North Carolina

» A Look Inside the Privatization of NC’s Regional Economic Development Partnerships

» Reimagining Shopping Malls

» HUD Releases New Proposed Rule On Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing

» Re-visioning the Research Triangle Park: How Innovation Districts Are Inspiring New Approaches to Local Economic Development

» Land Banks in Action: Cuyahoga County, Ohio

» Supporting Entrepreneurship in Beaufort County

» The Need for Place-Based Interventions in Economic Development

» Land Banks in Action: Fulton County, Georgia

» Streetcars Need More Than Desire: Why Streetcars Are So Popular and What Streetcar Corridors Need to Be Successful

» Tackling Blight & Vacancy: An Update on Durham’s Demolition Lien Program

» Mixed Reviews — A Retrospective of Durham’s HOPE VI Revitalization Project