Carolina Economic Revitalization Corps (CERC) – Community and Economic Development in North Carolina

Category: Carolina Economic Revitalization Corps (CERC)

» Act Locally, Save Federally: The National Flood Insurance CRS Program

» 2017 New Market Tax Credit Allocations in North Carolina

» Trying to Capture a Community’s CED: New Dashboard of Growth, Prosperity and Inclusion Data

» 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

» Environmental Infrastructure Programs under the Omnibus Budget Bill

» The Benefits of Daylighting Streams

» Maintenance of vacant or neglected commercial buildings: options for NC local governments

» The Opportunity Zones Program

» Ordinance Enforcement Basics

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

» Natural Hazard Mitigation Saves Lives, Money, and Property

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

» Four Federal Water Infrastructure Funding Programs to Watch

» 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

» Lessons for CED from Europe: Housing, Job, Food, or Fuel Poverty…All Roads Lead to a Social Inclusion Model

» The Olmstead Decision: Compliance and Action in North Carolina

» Hidden in Plain Sight

» Self-Driving Cars and the Changing Real Estate Market

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

» Local Government Owners of Historic Property Asked to Convey Property by End of 2017: What Public Officials Should Know

» What Barn Raising Looks Like in Petaluma, California

» How Asheville Revitalized its Downtown: Part II

» Our Shared Fate, Part 2

» Local Government Financial Resilience and Preparation Before a Natural Disaster

» Tick Tock! The Clock Is Now Running for Zoning Enforcement

» Where and How? – The TRF Model for Community Investment

» Leveraging Revenues from New Development: Critical Infrastructure Assessment Authority in 2017

» 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

» Catawba County’s Innovative Water Service Partnership Model

» Lessons for CED from Europe: Inclusive Communities and a New City-Run Food Pantry

» Electric Buses Debut in North Carolina

» Vending Machines or Barn Raising: The Role of Local Government in Community Building

» Economic Development Organizations Receive Top Honors for 2017

» Courting Locally: The Economic Gardening Strategy

» What’s the deal with modular construction?