Mixed-Use

Connecticut’s Greater Hartford metro area has become one of the nation’s most active housing markets, creating both opportunities and challenges for local leaders. As demand for housing ...

Sports facilities can reshape urban neighborhoods in ways that conventional development rarely achieves, according to Kevin Kelley, shareholder at Greenberg Traurig and veteran advisor on sp...

Cristia Brockway’s interest in urban planning began in childhood, when she built miniature cities from paper in her bedroom. Now, as Director of Economic Development for Farmington Hills, ...

The real estate development industry has undergone significant changes over the past four decades, from the rapid growth of suburban retail in the 1980s to the rise of urban adaptive reuse a...

Downtown Akron is in the midst of a development surge, with 700 to 800 residential units in various stages of planning and construction across six major projects. City leaders are aiming to ...

Upstate South Carolina is undergoing rapid growth as developers and investors seek new opportunities away from crowded coastal markets. With Greenville nearly out of available land and neigh...

Miami’s urban redevelopment is revealing a gap between developer land grabs and actual neighborhood change, according to Irene Dakota, Senior Commercial Advisor at Metro 1 Commercial. Dako...

Some parts of Miami have become prohibitively expensive, pushing investors, developers, and even local buyers to look beyond the city’s most established neighborhoods. As prices climb in t...

Burr Ridge mayor says sales tax and development fees, not property taxes, determine whether suburbs can fund police, roads, and services – creating a fundamental disconnect with residents ...

After a failed development proposal, Burr Ridge, Illinois, has changed its strategy for handling large, strategic properties. Instead of waiting for developers to pitch ideas, the village is...