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Unlocking Chicago's Future: A Call to Action We explore Linton's insights on the challenges and opportunities facing Chicago. This discussion is vital for investors and residents alike, urging everyone to take part in shaping the city's potential together. #ChicagoFuture #LintonInsights #CommunityEngagement #UrbanDevelopment #InvestInChicago #CityTransformation #FutureOfCities #ResilientCommunities #CallToAction #ShapeTheFuture

Investing in cities isn't just about profits; it's about progress. We've recently explored how Cityfunds nurtures your financial growth and revitalizes urban communities. By channeling investments into local real estate, we're boosting property values and fostering economic empowerment and community pride. - Jobs Creation: New opportunities from manual labor to management. - Local Business Support: Increased demand boosts local economies. - Economic Multiplier: Every invested dollar circulates, multiplying its impact. This strategic approach doesn't just enhance the appeal of neighborhoods; it ensures they are equipped for future challenges, making them resilient and sustainable. Isn't it time we think of investments that pay dividends not only to our portfolios but also to our communities? Dive deeper into our full discussion in the comments below. #Cityfunds #UrbanRenewal #SustainableInvesting #EconomicEmpowerment

The #economy we knew may no longer exist. Local businesses that had been there forever have faltered under the weight of the #pandemic. Now is the time to reimagine the #American economy. My business, Recast City, is dedicated to helping #local #government, #realestate developers and local organizations create solutions for the future. Wanna talk about it? Ready to make a change? Book a time to chat with me and let's see if I can help: https://lnkd.in/eiJux5T #localeconomy #localgov #mainstreet #economicdevelopment #tedtalk #downtowns #urbanism #storefronts #newurbanism

Title: The Importance of Accountability and Results in Economic Initiatives Dear Connections, I hope this post finds you well. Today, I wanted to take a moment to discuss a topic that has been weighing on my mind - the effectiveness of the High Street Task Force and the significant investment it has received. Over the past years, approximately 10,000,000,000 pounds have been allocated to the High Street Task Force, with the aim of revitalizing our local economies and boosting footfall in town centers. However, I find myself deeply concerned by the lack of tangible results and the minimal impact on our communities. It is essential to acknowledge that such a substantial investment could have been utilized in various other ways to address pressing societal issues. Just imagine the possibilities - with that amount of funding, we could have made significant strides in providing housing for those in need, converting vacant shops into much-needed accommodation, and creating numerous employment opportunities. As citizens, it is our responsibility to hold our leaders accountable for the allocation of public funds and to demand transparency and results. The magnitude of this investment cannot be ignored, especially when considering the potential positive outcomes it could have brought to our society. While it is crucial to approach this topic with empathy and understanding, it is equally important to express our concerns and expectations for impactful change. Constructive criticism prompts dialogue and encourages decision-makers to reevaluate their strategies, ensuring that future initiatives are both effective and efficient. Let us not forget the bigger picture - the prosperity of our communities, the well-being of our fellow citizens, and the long-term sustainability of our local economies. By engaging in thoughtful discussions and raising awareness about the allocation of public funds, we can collectively strive for a more accountable and results-oriented approach. I encourage you all to join me in this conversation, as we have the power to shape our communities and advocate for change. Together, let's foster a culture of transparency, efficiency, and positive transformation. #Accountability #Results #CommunityDevelopment #PublicFunds #PositiveChange #Future #Management #Retail #Homes #BuildingCompanies

Local authorities and social housing providers are at the forefront of using technology to reshape the future of housing. Learn about their ground breaking strategies in our latest thought leadership piece. 👉 https://buff.ly/4avQCMv #FutureOfLiving #SmartCities

NEW FROM RPA: We know that New York City needs more housing. In our new analysis, we also know that City of Yes for Housing Opportunity isn't just good for creating more housing — it's good for creating jobs, generating earnings, and boosting our economy. Read the latest from Moses Gates and Marcel Negret:

We're proud to be part of a team that’s driving the future of urban regeneration. Last December, we teamed up with the World Economic Forum to establish the Social Value in Urban Regeneration Taskforce. What does that mean? We’re working to create a comprehensive set of principles for public and private stakeholders involved in transforming cities. From Phoenix to Boston to Bristol, our global collaborations aim to build urban spaces that genuinely uplift our communities! With the recent launch of the Social Value Playbook, we now have a practical guide for real estate partners, investors, builders, and city leaders to enhance social impact and create better outcomes. Read Social value in urban regeneration taskforce: https://ow.ly/Qe1e50TMBto Explore the Social Value Playbook: https://ow.ly/bXAz50TMBtn #SocialValue #UrbanDevelopment #AY2023ImpactReport #AYdifference

In the City of Henderson, a huge priority in #economicdevelopment is assisting our local companies ... and that is a job that never stops. We are always looking for new ways to make city processes smoother, add value to our business community, and listen closely to feedback. Here's some proof: 1. Our permitting department is constantly reviewing and improving processes. 2. Our economic development team works with partners to fund and drive real-world business assistance to Henderson companies (especially steered towards underserved founders). We've also launched "Workforce Huddles" to bring companies and workforce development partners to the same table. 3. The city regularly surveys residents and the business community and studies that feedback very closely for improvements and new programs. Now that is #PREMIER. That is #ACTION. This is #NOW. Let's #GO!

Boston is riding high on a wave of growth, thanks to a surge in mixed-use development projects. However, as our city muscles its way up, do we overlook the complexities of urban development? Infrastructure capacity, city regulations, community engagement - these aren't just challenges; they're pillars that need careful attention. Considering Boston's robust real estate market, driven by education and healthcare, have we fully leveraged our potential? And are we doing enough to ensure the predictability that investors crave? As Thomas N. O'Brien of The HYM Investment Group rightly pointed out, sustainability is no longer an option - it's an expectation. But without an expert touch, navigating the eco-friendly route can seem daunting. Has your business considered the sustainability factor? Jennifer Gilbert of the Boston Art Commission emphasizes the role of arts and culture in our public infrastructure - is your strategy aligned with the city's focus? Pulling together the community, investors, and city officials needs continuous collaboration, a task easier said than done. If these are questions you're grappling with, reach out to Joe Turco, your local real estate expert, for deeper insights and practical solutions. Sometimes, a fresh perspective can make all the difference. Let's keep Boston growing - sustainably. #BostonRealEstate #BostonRealtor #eXpRealty #MovemetoBoston #TurcoGroup

Great summary of the conditions in housing.