Jorge Pérez, CEO of Related Group, is highly optimistic about Tampa's future, mentioning that it is poised to become the second most important city in Florida, in a recent Tampa Bay Times interview. He highlights Related Group's significant commitment to Tampa, with plans to invest over $3 billion in the coming years. While acknowledging challenges such as rising housing costs, Pérez emphasizes Tampa's potential to attract businesses and residents due to its urban development efforts and overall quality of life. He remains confident in Tampa's bright future and Related Group's role in its continued growth.
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Downtown Miami is being TRANSFORMED! This is the master plan that will change the city. Miami will be the most exciting urban center in America. It is growing more every day, it's population, and it's economy as well. So what's the ultimate goal for the city? -Turn Downtown Miami into the most livable urban center in the nation. -Strengthen its position as the Epicenter of the Americas an international center of commerce, culture and tourism. But how will this happen? 1. By connecting and enhancing the Central Business District, the Arts and Entertainment District, Brickell and the Waterfront. 2. Improve the quality of life in the center. 3. And encourage private investment and the appropriate use of public funds. Contact for more details and witness the growth and development of our incredible city! What's your opinion on the growth of Miami? Comment down below ⬇️ #realestate #miami #linkedin #culture #economy #southflorida #florida
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I've read through this and these are the key points: City of Yes for Housing Opportunity 'A little more housing in every neighborhood' *Universal Affordability Preference (allows buildings to add 20% more housing if the units are affordable)* *Office to Residential Conversions initiative aims to revitalize office districts by transforming outdated commercial buildings into residential spaces, addressing both business needs and the housing crisis.* *Town Center Zoning will boost affordable housing by allowing new residences above businesses on commercial streets, enhancing accessibility to local shops, and fostering vibrant, mixed-use communities.* *Accessory Dwelling Units like backyard cottages, garage conversions, and basement apartments can create income for homeowners while maintaining the neighborhood's character. ADUs can also offer extra space for extended families.* *Transit-Oriented Development advocates for adding housing near public transit to enhance convenience, reduce car dependence, lower traffic congestion, and support environmental goals. It aims to legalize modest 3-5 story apartment buildings, particularly in areas well-served by public transit, such as on larger lots, wide streets, or corner locations. This approach addresses the current prohibitive regulations and aims to shorten commutes, thereby alleviating traffic and environmental issues.* *The City of Yes initiative proposes to streamline regulations, making it easier for campuses with unused space to construct new buildings. This development would not only provide housing solutions but also generate funds for campus repairs and new facilities, revitalizing community institutions and contributing to addressing the housing crisis.*
Dan Garodnick shares his excitement for City of Yes for Economic Opportunity and City of Yes for Housing Opportunity. These initiatives will modernize our zoning regulations to support businesses, job growth, and affordable housing. These proposals will deliver on the wider New New York Action Plan goals to reimagine our commercial districts as 24/7 destinations and generate inclusive future focused growth.
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WalletHub's latest report on the Best Large Cities to Start a Business sheds light on Florida's thriving business landscape. With four of the top 5 cities and six in the top 20 from the Sunshine State, including Orlando, Tampa, Jacksonville, and Miami. But what about smaller cities and towns? Economic development leaders like Scott Maynard from St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce emphasize the advantages. Smaller communities offer quality of life, skilled workforce, and proximity to larger urban areas, making them ideal for businesses seeking a balance of opportunity and environment. Similarly, Craig McKinney from Palm Coast and Brian Rademacher, CEcD from Ormond Beach highlight strategic advantages and the multiplier effect, showcasing how smaller cities can compete and complement larger neighbors in attracting business growth. Discover why smaller cities are big players in business development! #EVOLVENews #BusinessOpportunities
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Chandler, AZ Economic Development: Infill and Redevelopment Forum. Heather Personne, Rommie Mojahed and Manjula Vaz shared insights and trends in the Pandora’s box that can be redevelopment projects. Downtown Chandler is evidence of successful redevelopment. Michael Pollack has evidenced this for decades. But what does that look like? What can be done with the people that are already there to help them be a part of the vision, success? City of Mesa has shown success with it’s diversity of its submarkets, giving each area an identity, for example Longbow or the Asian District. By doing so the community support and involvement has increased. The interest by complimentary uses is peaking. Redevelopment translates to surprises. It isn’t for those that cannot handle a curve ball. Keeping an opportunistic mindset and an optimistic attitude is key to navigate theses waters. #redevelopment #infill# #chandler #arizona City of Chandler Economic Development City of Chandler, Arizona Women in Commercial Real Estate - #womenincre Evolve Ventures, LLC CRE8 Advisors Gammage & Burnham GPS Commercial Advisors
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{MEMBERS NEWS} "A city’s strength and prosperity depend on a strong downtown and city center, which serve as hubs of culture, knowledge, and innovation. The performance of these districts and city centers enhances an entire region’s economic productivity, inclusion, vibrancy, identity, and resilience". The Value of Downtown Study conducted by International Downtown Association showcases the impressive results of the Chicago Loop and demonstrates its importance for the economic and social development of the entire city and surrounding area. Here the full report 👉 https://bit.ly/3AGzMNT
The International Downtown Association just released their Value of Downtown study and the findings on the Chicago Loop are impressive! With 34% of the city’s jobs, thriving businesses, booming residential growth, and leading green initiatives, the Loop stands tall as Chicago’s most vital neighborhood. Don't just take it from me, read the full report:
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Incorporating into a city can give residents a sense of self-determination. Being able to elect one’s own leaders to make decisions for the local area can be empowering. However, it does come with a cost. 🌄 Read more about the possible economic scenarios about Ogden Valley's proposed incorporation here: https://lnkd.in/gczbYPk5
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New York City, what an amazing place! So many people doing so many things, and so many other people struggling to survive. New York City - a living testament to the power of humanity! A hub where every street echoes with stories of success, dreams, grit, and resilience. But amidst the bright lights and skyscrapers, there's another reality that often goes unnoticed - the struggle of survival. Countless talented individuals, hindered by circumstances, fight their daily battles, striving not for success, but for survival. It's time we turned our attention to them. Not with pity, but with respect for their tenacity and determination. Let's seize the opportunities this great city offers, but not forget to extend a helping hand. After all, the strength of a society is measured not by the wealth of its wealthiest, but by the well-being of its weakest. Let's make this city not just amazing, but amazing for all! Name one thing you can do to improve your own personal New York City.
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🚀 Reflecting on a Year of Resilience and Growth in Broward and Palm Beach 🚀 As I celebrate my first year in the dynamic markets of Broward and Palm Beach, I am inspired by the strength and agility of the business community in the region. Despite the economic headwinds of rising interest rates and the complexities of population dynamics, our area has showcased remarkable resilience and growth. This year, there has been an influx of blue-chip companies, solid job growth, and robust demand for office space, underlining the economic boom in South Florida. The real estate market, in particular, has been a hotbed of activity, with soaring home prices and strong demand for industrial and commercial spaces. Yet, the true measure of success lies beyond these indicators. It’s in the innovative spirit and relentless drive of businesses like yours, navigating these changes with strategic foresight. As we move forward, the focus on sustainability, technology adoption, and talent attraction remains paramount, ensuring that our growth is not just sustained but accelerated. To the CEOs and CFOs steering these ships: Your vision and leadership have been critical in navigating the tides of change. As your banking partner, we’re here to support your endeavors with tailored financial solutions that match your ambitious goals. From optimizing cash flow to funding expansions and beyond, let’s leverage these economic insights to propel our businesses and community forward. Here’s to another year of achieving remarkable milestones together. I look forward to continuing my journey, driving growth, and embracing the opportunities that lie ahead in Broward and Palm Beach. #BrowardBusiness #PalmBeachTech #EconomicResilience #GrowthMindset #StrategicPartnership
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San Francisco Proposals: A Feel-Good Proposition or Real Change? Explore the proposed solutions to San Francisco's ongoing problems. While some ideas seem promising, others may be mere fluff. Is it possible for the city to shed its progressive label? Dive into the debate and share your thoughts. #SanFranciscoDebate #ProgressiveCityChallenge #ProposedSolutions #SanFranciscoPolitics #CityLeadership #UrbanIssues #CommunityEngagement #PoliticalChange #SanFranciscoChronicle #CityReform
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Brian L. Johnson, PTC City Manager outlines City of Peachtree Corners economic development strategy in this series and discusses the city's benefits for businesses that may be looking to move to the area. Be sure to follow along this economic development series for more from Brian! 🌐 #PeachtreeCorners #EconomicDevelopment
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