We’re announcing a new chapter for DIY Lowell! Some of you may know, Matthew moved on to pursue his amazing creative project, My Beautiful Mind. We are incredibly grateful for Matthew’s leadership as our first executive director. That means we're now seeking a passionate and innovative leader to join our team as our next Executive Director! Does this sound like you or someone you know? https://lnkd.in/eA-Pcdds The Executive Director will assume leadership of the organization and will focus on program facilitation, fundraising and finance, outreach, and strategic planning. This is a part-time, contracted position (20 hours/week) from $35 to $44 an hour, depending on experience. Please share with everyone you think will be interested!
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The #FinancialCaseforPlace: Why You Should Stitch Together the Bigger Story At MurrayTwohig, we know first-hand from project experience that creating places that people love also creates financial value. Over two weeks, we’re sharing some favourite research by others which further supports the link between #placemaking and #realestate uplift. There are so many elements to creating and managing a mixed-use place - and an ever-growing body of research that emphasizes the importance of care and investment in place to each facet. A few of our recent favourites, specific to different aspects of real estate development, include: • That use mix, the public realm, and cultural and community amenities create more compelling workplaces (Making Place: The Recalibration of Work, Life and Place - Revisited 2022, IPUT Real Estate Dublin) - which could differentiate, accelerate and improve #commercialleasing • That homes with walkability to parks, shops and restaurants can command higher rents or sale prices,(2023 Community and Transportation Preferences Survey, National Association of REALTORS®) - emphasizing the importance of ‘neighbourhood’ in the residential market. • That placemaking, economic development and community building creates social impact in real estate development (Responsible Real Estate: Social Value, JLL) - in a tenant and investment landscape that is increasingly accountable to, and therefore values, #ESG performance Do you have other great resources and research on the connection between placemaking and financial value? We’d love to hear about them! — To learn more about the financial case for place and how MurrayTwohig helps real estate clients around the world create better, more valuable places, visit: https://lnkd.in/gkjdyDrk
The Financial Case for Place
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Co-founder Roberts Day | Partner Hatch Urban Solutions Shaping…Timeless • Walkable • Human Habitats ‘Solvitur Ambulando’
MurrayTwohig…kindred spirits ‘That use mix, the public realm, and cultural and community amenities create more compelling workplaces (Making Place: The Recalibration of Work, Life and Place - Revisited 2022, IPUT Real Estate Dublin) - which could differentiate, accelerate and improve commercial-leasing That homes with walkability to parks, shops and restaurants can command higher rents or sale prices,(2023 Community and Transportation Preferences Survey, National Association of REALTORS®) - emphasizing the importance of ‘neighbourhood’ in the residential market…’
The #FinancialCaseforPlace: Why You Should Stitch Together the Bigger Story At MurrayTwohig, we know first-hand from project experience that creating places that people love also creates financial value. Over two weeks, we’re sharing some favourite research by others which further supports the link between #placemaking and #realestate uplift. There are so many elements to creating and managing a mixed-use place - and an ever-growing body of research that emphasizes the importance of care and investment in place to each facet. A few of our recent favourites, specific to different aspects of real estate development, include: • That use mix, the public realm, and cultural and community amenities create more compelling workplaces (Making Place: The Recalibration of Work, Life and Place - Revisited 2022, IPUT Real Estate Dublin) - which could differentiate, accelerate and improve #commercialleasing • That homes with walkability to parks, shops and restaurants can command higher rents or sale prices,(2023 Community and Transportation Preferences Survey, National Association of REALTORS®) - emphasizing the importance of ‘neighbourhood’ in the residential market. • That placemaking, economic development and community building creates social impact in real estate development (Responsible Real Estate: Social Value, JLL) - in a tenant and investment landscape that is increasingly accountable to, and therefore values, #ESG performance Do you have other great resources and research on the connection between placemaking and financial value? We’d love to hear about them! — To learn more about the financial case for place and how MurrayTwohig helps real estate clients around the world create better, more valuable places, visit: https://lnkd.in/gkjdyDrk
The Financial Case for Place
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Great, loved places are more valuable: the #FinancialCaseforPlace is real. On projects around the world, we see how clear, differentiated place visions, executed with confidence, can add upwards 20% to the value of #realestate projects. But don’t just take our word for it! On our latest blog, and in a series of LinkedIn posts at MurrayTwohig, we highlight some of our favourite research and evidence which supports the link between #placemaking and real estate value uplift.
The #FinancialCaseforPlace: Why You Should Stitch Together the Bigger Story At MurrayTwohig, we know first-hand from project experience that creating places that people love also creates financial value. Over two weeks, we’re sharing some favourite research by others which further supports the link between #placemaking and #realestate uplift. There are so many elements to creating and managing a mixed-use place - and an ever-growing body of research that emphasizes the importance of care and investment in place to each facet. A few of our recent favourites, specific to different aspects of real estate development, include: • That use mix, the public realm, and cultural and community amenities create more compelling workplaces (Making Place: The Recalibration of Work, Life and Place - Revisited 2022, IPUT Real Estate Dublin) - which could differentiate, accelerate and improve #commercialleasing • That homes with walkability to parks, shops and restaurants can command higher rents or sale prices,(2023 Community and Transportation Preferences Survey, National Association of REALTORS®) - emphasizing the importance of ‘neighbourhood’ in the residential market. • That placemaking, economic development and community building creates social impact in real estate development (Responsible Real Estate: Social Value, JLL) - in a tenant and investment landscape that is increasingly accountable to, and therefore values, #ESG performance Do you have other great resources and research on the connection between placemaking and financial value? We’d love to hear about them! — To learn more about the financial case for place and how MurrayTwohig helps real estate clients around the world create better, more valuable places, visit: https://lnkd.in/gkjdyDrk
The Financial Case for Place
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Underutilized POPs (Privately Owned Public Spaces) is one way to break a placemakers heart. 💔💔 They are a missed opportunity to create vibrant communities, increase foot traffic, and stimulate local economies. This Bloomberg article explores POPs in New York City, highlighting that "many of these publicly owned private spaces will disappear if developers don’t see any use for them beyond the upfront incentive." Creative Placemaking can revitalize POPs, transforming them into lively, attractive areas for everyone to enjoy. This process involves more than just installing structures in plazas and expecting results. It requires cultivating a sense of place through local culture, art, and community engagement. By doing so, these spaces become more engaging and beneficial for the community. Simply building these spaces and hoping people will come is not enough; we need to foster community involvement and cultural integration actively. Click here to the Bloomberg Article here! https://lnkd.in/gsz3b6ZB #CommunityEngagement #CreativePlacemaking #PrivatelyOwnedPublicSpaces #RealEstate #RealEstateDevelopment MASSIVart
A Plaza Renovation Shows a Path Forward for Privately Owned Public Spaces
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Over the past 25 years we have been dedicated to the ever-changing city of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. We are here to help your business and employees succeed. Thriving Job Market: Pittsburgh has a diverse and thriving job market, particularly in industries such as technology, healthcare, and finance. The city has seen significant economic growth, providing ample career opportunities for professionals in various fields. Cultural Richness: Pittsburgh is known for its vibrant cultural scene. From world-class museums, theaters, and music venues to a rich sports culture, there's always something happening in the city. This cultural richness offers a high quality of life and a range of activities to enjoy during your free time. Affordable Living: Compared to many other major cities in the U.S., the cost of living in Pittsburgh is relatively affordable. Housing costs, in particular, are reasonable, allowing residents to enjoy a comfortable lifestyle without the financial strain often associated with larger metropolitan areas. #PerfectFitHiring #JCroyleAndAssociates #BusinessSuccess #RecruitmentStrategies #CustomizedHiring #RecruitmentRevolution #JCA #JCroyleandAssociates
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Check out this great article in the Washington Post about Cleveland's revitalization
Opinion | America’s best example of turning around a dying downtown
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Forget cardboard and bubble wrap – the Chicago moving industry is about so much more! We're a community of passionate pros dedicated to more than just getting your stuff from point A to B. We're the backbone of fresh starts, dream relocations, and building vibrant neighborhoods brick by brick (or box by box!). Here's what fuels our fire: 1. The Hustle: We embrace the city's energy – navigating tight streets, unpredictable weather, and last-minute changes with a can-do attitude. We're the problem-solvers, the logistical wizards, the muscle behind your move. 2. The Community: Moving isn't just about belongings, it's about people and stories. We connect with clients, building trust and easing the stress of transition. We're neighbors helping neighbors, cheerleaders for new beginnings. 3. The Impact: We witness the city evolve through every move. We see young families settling in, entrepreneurs opening shops, and retirees starting new chapters. We're part of Chicago's dynamic tapestry, contributing to its growth and spirit. Want to be part of something bigger? The Chicago moving industry needs inspired individuals who thrive on teamwork, challenge, and making a difference. We're not just lifting boxes, we're lifting spirits and shaping the city's future! Share your experiences in the comments below! What inspires you about the moving industry? What unique challenges and rewards do you see in Chicago? #ChicagoMovers #CommunityBuilders #InspiringCareers #MakeADifference #WindyCityHustle P.S. Tag a friend who might be a perfect fit for this dynamic industry!
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Stay connected with the latest news at Burrough Court by subscribing to our newsletter, "Court Life"! Get the scope on ... - Available office space & business units - Events - Out and about on the farm - Workshops - Exclusive updates and special offers. Like all these insights direct to your inbox? Sign up now by clicking the link in bio, or head into The Larder, Burrough Court to get your copy. #burroughcourt #commercialproperty #diversification #ruralbusinesspark #placemaking Fred Wilson Becky Wilson
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Today, we’re talking about our values, and next one up is COMMUNITY 👩🏻🤝👨🏽 We know that amazing things happen when people come together, and we’re here to help make this magic happen! While buildings are what we do, it’s not who we are. It’s the people we work for and with that we focus on. And above all, we aim to create shared spaces where people can intersect with each other through amazing design and experiences. From supporting local businesses to creating fun, engaging public spaces, we’re dedicated to enhancing the unique character of each neighbourhood we touch. Little spoiler alert: soon you’ll get a glimpse of how exactly we do that in our new series of talks! 😉 #intersectioncommunity #intersectiondevelopment #realestateinvesting #realestatelife #realestateinvestor #realestatearizona #realestatetips #phoenixarizona #rooseveltrow #realestatedeveloper
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Just got back from a Sunday adventure in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, and wow—what a breath of fresh air! As a proud Manhattanite, I often find myself surrounded by the hustle and bustle of tall buildings, crowded restaurants and super-hectic streets which is great by the way. I absolutely love it! :) But stepping into Brooklyn is like hitting the refresh button on my creative spirit. Sure, Manhattan has its skyscrapers, ritzy ambience and energy, but there’s something uniquely inspiring about wandering through Greenpoint’s charming streets, quirky shops, and eclectic cafes. It’s a reminder that sometimes, stepping outside our usual routines—and, yes, even our boroughs—can spark new ideas and perspectives. Being open-minded in business isn’t just about embracing different opinions, new skills or technologies; it’s also about exploring new environments that can ignite our creativity and imagination. Even if it’s a short ride to Brooklyn - expanding your horizons can lead to unexpected insights and “aha” moments. So, let’s celebrate those little journeys beyond our immediate surroundings. Who knows what amazing ideas are waiting just a train ride away? #creativity #businessideas
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