Tag: Public Strategies
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June 23, 2016Introducing FIVA: RCLCO’s Newest Tool for Fiscal & Economic Impact Analysis
Public or private, large or small, fiscal and economic impact analysis can be a useful tool for any project. RCLCO has created the Fiscal Impact Valua...
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May 26, 2016
Walkable Retail: When Old Becomes New Again – Part 2
Americans are returning to walkable neighborhoods. Property values are appreciating much faster in these types of places than they are in car-dependen...
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May 5, 2016
Saving Tax Dollars with Compact Development
How and where growth occurs plays an important part in local economies, the environment, and a community’s character. Who pays for that new grow...
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April 7, 2015
RCLCO and Smart Growth America Unveil New Model for Analyzing Fiscal Performance of Urban Development
Every town, city, and county makes decisions about how and where to grow and what kind of development to allow. These decisions extend beyond just lan...
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February 7, 2014
Finding the Market for the Long-Term Vision
Long-range projects, especially those in challenging locations, whether sponsored by the public or private sector, are very hard to plan.
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April 19, 2013
Strategic Market Analysis: A Critical Component of Successful Corridor Revitalization
As trends in development focus on walkable, mixed-use communities, one of the challenges faced by communities is revitalizing outdated strip center re...
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February 26, 2013
Market Pitfalls of Form-Based or Smart Codes
The intent of many form-based or smart codes is to promote smart growth within a community. Smart growth is a very broad concept. It is a general term...
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January 24, 2013
RCLCO Launches a New Methodology: MetroLogic™
How can a property or jurisdiction enhance its competitiveness for growth? What impact will evolving consumer preferences have on development patterns...
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March 16, 2012
Public Projects, Private Dollars – How the Real Estate Industry will Keep Public Investments Alive
While many economists are becoming cautiously optimistic about the prospects for economic growth through 2012, the after effects of the recent recess...
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