Tag: Economic Development

Data centers may be part of the future, but they are not a one-size-fits-all solution. Cities will need to balance ...

Removing parking minimums can increase the flexibility to use small undeveloped or underdeveloped parcels for “missing middle” forms of housing, ...

Public subsidies for professional sports venues are frequently pitched as economic catalysts, promising jobs, tourism, and neighborhood revitalization. But when ...

California is right to take wildfires seriously—2023 alone saw 7,000 fires and over 300,000 acres burned statewide. But climate resilience ...

In cities like Washington, D.C., and Denver, what looks like private investment often includes taxpayer contributions—just moved off-budget and into ...

From The Hill

The Better Cities Project, in partnership with True Charity, is proud to announce the release of Local Policies to Expand ...

Tulsa Remote’s “but-for” rate—58 to 70 percent—means most participants would not have moved without the program. By contrast, business tax ...

New Rochelle has completed more than 4,500 units in the past decade, with another 6,500 planned—a potential 37 percent increase ...

Property tax reform should focus not on abolition but on modernization: levy limits, circuit breakers and valuation transparency preserve local ...