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We anticipate trends, saving you the effort. At TJ Wies, our visionary approach and fearless exploration of new initiatives set us apart. Learn more about our past projects, like the Sarah Bush Lincoln Bonutti Clinic featured here, at tjwies.com/projects. #TJWies30 #TJWies #TJWiesContracting #MidWestConstruction #CommericalConstruction #ConstructionIndustry #ConstructionSafety

🤔Moving to Fort Worth Texas or moving to Dallas, Texas? 🤠 Are you trying to decide if you should move to Dallas, Texas, or if you should move to Fort Worth, Texas? 🤔🤠 Even though these 2 large cities make up one large metroplex, referred to as DFW, they are vastly different from one another! . . . #movingtotexas #Dallas #dallastx #fortworthtexas #dallastexas #dfw #dallasrealestate #texascheck #fyp #texasrealestate #fortworth #ftworthtx #dfwrealtor

In today's webinar recap, Will Blodgett of Tredway shares his insights on the current state of NYC Affordable Housing and the challenges around securing resources for new developments. Take a listen! #webinar #CRE #realestate #affordablehousing #JL

Major City vs. Secondary Markets In this episode of DeRosa Insiders LIVE, Matt Faircloth and Hervé Francois explore real estate investing in secondary and tertiary markets like San Antonio, TX  and New Braunfels, TX. 🔍 Key Takeaways: San Antonio: Population of 1.5 million, but growth rate of just 5% over the past 4 years. New Braunfels: Smaller with 117,000 residents, but an incredible 28% growth and another 27% expected by 2029!  Why investors are flocking to New Braunfels: Lower cost of living and close proximity to both San Antonio and Austin! #RealEstateInvesting #NewBraunfelsTX #SanAntonioTX #SecondaryMarkets #PropertyInvestment #DeRosaInsiders #RealEstateGrowth

We are so excited to see the changes to the Colorado End-of-Life Options Act, SB24-068 go into effect! In our most recent blog post, Dr. Barbara Morris expounds on these changes and what this will mean for the entire state of Colorado. #MedicalAidInDying #endoflifeoptionscolorado #deatheducation #colorado #dyingwithdignity #deathpositive #MAiD #blogpost

How did the 2023 Michigan and Grand Rapids housing markets stack up to prior year? Read about it here: https://lnkd.in/gj4ZMtf8 Access the 30th edition of the Seidman Business Review here: https://lnkd.in/gzhEQgu5 #experienceseidman #SBR #gvsu #michiganhousing #seidmanbusinessreview

It’s the third week of #PedestrianSafetyMonth and this month we’re highlighting the work of the 10 mayors in our 2024 Mayors Institute on Pedestrian Safety Cohort. Today we’re showcasing Mayor Lauren McLean, the Mayor of the City of Boise, ID.    Mayor McLean shared several ways Boise is working to reduce traffic fatalities and build safer streets including the establishment of the City’s Traffic Fatality Review Task Force, the City’s first ‘slow zone’, and construction of elevated, separated bikeways.    Mayor McLean explained how Boise’s Traffic Fatality Review Task Force brings together various stakeholders including law enforcement, road agencies, and the City to study where traffic fatalities are happening and recommend solutions to prevent future fatalities. “Out of that task force, we’ve seen recommendations to look at red light cameras to enforce red lights. We have had recommendations that [the City] create more breaks between where pedestrians are—and should be and have a right to be—and the cars that are driving on those roads,” said Mayor McLean. Those recommendations have helped support Boise’s goal of building a safer, more welcoming city for all.    The Mayor also stressed that a key component of finding solutions is community engagement and meeting people where they’re at. “Having community meetings [and] discussions in a more casual form in parks, at grocery stores, near schools, or even in senior facilities and other places within your city [allows you] to have conversations about how people get around, what people need, what they want, and then work with the partners in our community to make that happen,” said Mayor McLean.   View Mayor McLean’s full interview on our Youtube channel here: https://lnkd.in/gYtVqW8R and learn more about Boise’s safer streets initiatives here: https://lnkd.in/gGru2Eq5. To learn more about the MIPS partnership between MIP, AARP Livable Communities, and Smart Growth America, check out our website: bit.ly/MIPS2024!

Please reach out if you have any questions regarding development needs, would like to discuss how we can assist with your next project, or are interested in exploring partnership opportunities along the I-64 Innovation Corridor!