Pattern is off to a strong start in 2025. Start by joining us on Jan. 30 for a digital lunch-and-learn about the re-use of shopping mall properties. We'll be joined by Amherst IDA Executive Director Dave Mingoia, CEcD, who will explain how his town is using eminent domain, master planning, and development agreements to reactivate an empty mall as a mixed-used neighborhood. Register here: https://lnkd.in/e3daUw5A This program is made possible by special support from our friends at PKF O'Connor Davies.
Hudson Valley Pattern for Progress
Research Services
Newburgh, NY 2,000 followers
Nonprofit policy, planning, & research agency promoting regional, balanced & sustainable solutions for the Hudson Valley
About us
Hudson Valley Pattern for Progress is a not-for-profit policy, planning, advocacy and research organization whose mission is to promote regional, balanced, sustainable and equitable solutions that enhance the growth and vitality of the Hudson Valley. When business and academic leaders founded Pattern in 1965, their goal was to “build consensus for a pattern of growth that will insure a high quality of life”, and their work plan included the protection of the natural environment, “taking from it only those resources needed to promote economic prosperity”, and providing “adequate opportunities and incentives for capital formation and meaningful, gainful employment.” In that spirit, Pattern brings together business, nonprofit, academic and government leaders from across as many as nine counties to collaborate on regional approaches to affordable/workforce housing, municipal sharing and local government efficiency, land use policy, transportation and other infrastructure issues that most impact the growth and vitality of the regional economy.
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http://www.Pattern-For-Progress.org
External link for Hudson Valley Pattern for Progress
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- Research Services
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- 2-10 employees
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- Newburgh, NY
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- Nonprofit
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- 1965
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- Research and Public Policy
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3 Washington Center
Newburgh, NY 12550, US
Employees at Hudson Valley Pattern for Progress
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Adam Bosch
President/CEO of Hudson Valley Pattern for Progress. Proud family guy, community volunteer, lover of food, sports and outdoors.
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Dennis Barnett
President at Propinquity Associates Business and Management Consulting
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Eric Pierson, AICP
Senior Research Planner at Hudson Valley Pattern for Progress
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James S. Arrabito
Attorney at Catania Mahon & Rider PLLC focusing on Environmental Law
Updates
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Pattern was honored to participate in a rural roundtable hosted by NYS Comptroller Tom DiNapoli. In this video, Pattern CEO Adam Bosch talks about the regional childcare shortage and how it affects working mothers. You can find Pattern’s childcare report here: https://lnkd.in/edbaURCb
New York's rural communities are important. I’ve held two rural roundtables in recent weeks in the Hudson Valley and Finger Lakes. My office brought together a diverse group of New Yorkers, community groups and farmers to discuss issues facing our rural areas, including housing needs, broadband and our food system. The challenges facing rural communities are real but the opportunities, if we better understand how to work together, are enormous. Here is a some of what we discussed 👇 and some of the work my office has done: https://lnkd.in/eHQptgmh Hudson Valley AgriBusiness Development Corporation Cornell University College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce Hudson Valley Pattern for Progress Julie Suarez
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Have you read Pattern’s new report on new ways to imagine our old malls? Read today at https://lnkd.in/gg8dHix
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Read our new report here: https://lnkd.in/emz2v7KD
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Today Pattern released a new report, Old Malls | New Uses. This report offers a playbook for the adaptive re-use of struggling mall properties throughout the Hudson Valley. Readers will find examples of mall conversion projects throughout the United States, where a mix of creativity and civic aggressiveness are replacing malls with new places to live, work, and recreate. Read the report here: https://lnkd.in/eUcqBgCm
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Pattern hosted a great conversation with four of our state lawmakers last week. Thanks to our lead sponsor, Verizon, for supporting Across the Aisle.
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This week, Pattern released an analysis of the regional housing market for Q3. The region passed a noteworthy milestone this quarter: the median price of a house was greater than $300,000 in all nine counties for the first time. The chart below shows the median price by county, by year, for Q3. More here: https://lnkd.in/eYJdeFRM
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Fact Check: New Housing Doesn't Lead to Overcrowded Schools — Shelterforce Shelterforce FACT: Since 2005, Hudson Valley public schools have seen their combined enrollment shrink by about 48,000 kids. That’s why Pattern spoke with Shelterforce about a common myth that leads people to fight against good housing projects. https://lnkd.in/edrHx2pp
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This report on homelessness among schoolchildren throughout New York was inspired by Pattern's latest report, When Hotels Become Home. This deserves more attention. Homelessness is on the rise, and too many children are enduring rides of more than 90 minutes to school because our region does not have modestly priced housing. https://lnkd.in/egXBYjps
Number of homeless students grows across New York
timesunion.com