Downtown & Main Street Archives - Page 2 of 3 - Community and Economic Development in North Carolina and Beyond

Category: Downtown & Main Street

» Neighborhood Resistance to Redevelopment: A Case from Memphis, TN

» Tax Foreclosure and Redevelopment

» Arts-based Community & Economic Redevelopment: Artist Relocation Programs

» An environmental finance option that will take your breath away

» Highlights from IEDC Annual Conference 2013

» USDA Rural Development Community Facilities Loan and Grant Program

» Historic School Redevelopment (Durham, NC)

» Food Trucks, Local Regulation, and Community Economic Development

» Mezzanine Financing in Community Economic Development

» Public Private Partnerships led the way in Asheville’s revitalization

» Connecting Growth to Downtown Revitalization

» Master Development Agreements: Evaluate Contingencies

» Small Business Access to Capital (Part V): Crowdfunding

» Small Business Access to Capital (Part III): Loan-Loss Reserve Fund

» Federal grant funds for redevelopment: Overcoming challenges with “security” and cash flow

» Historic Landmarks & Market Rate Housing Opportunities

» Historic Landmarks & Market Rate Housing Opportunities

» Breweries and economic development: A case of home brew

» Historic mill redevelopment — Renfro Mill (Mt. Airy, NC)

» Historic mill redevelopment — Monroe Hardware Warehouse (Monroe, NC)

» Downtown Redevelopment-Rocky Mount’s Douglas Block

» Financing Capital Projects—Part II: Special Levies

» Redevelopment Areas in Action: Sanford, NC

» What @sog_ced is reading on the web: December 2012

» Redevelopment Areas in Action: Greenville, NC

» Redevelopment Areas in Action: Mooresville, NC

» Using a Redevelopment Area to Attract Private Investment

» Using Historic Tax Credits to Transform a Landmark

» Redevelopment of Historic Downtown Theater: Don Gibson Theatre (Shelby, NC)

» Financing Development: the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program

» Funding Public Capital Projects–Part I: Saving Money through Fund Balance and Capital Reserve Funds

» Urban Forests as Local Government Infrastructure

» School of Government Grants Community Revitalization Award to Rockingham County Business & Technology Center

» Economic Development through Higher Education Downtown

» Engaging the public through online media