Unfinished Business July 23, 2015 The Daily Record By Joe Nathanson Click here for PDF Incomplete. If one were to assign a grade to the decision by Gov. Larry Hogan and Maryland Transportation Secretary Pete Rahn to eliminate the Red Line from Baltimore’s public transit future, “Incomplete”
Read more →KeyNotes 2015 06 includes Baltimore Green Building and Beyond
Read more →Station North developer presents apartment plans April 16, 2015 The Baltimore Sun http://www.baltimoresun.com/business/real-estate/wonk/bs-bz-station-north-apartments-20150416-story.html “Construction of an eight-story apartment building sheathed in contemporary metal with gallery space and a Milk & Honey market on the ground floor could start in Station North by the end of the year,
Read more →2015 March LAI Baltimore Member Evans-Paull Lifetime Achievement Award Evans Paull Principal, Redevelopment Economics The National Association of Local Government Environmental Professionals (NALGEP) presented Evans Paull with an award for “Lifetime Achievement as an Innovative Thought Leader in Brownfields Redevelopment and Community Revitalization” at the national brownfields
Read more →KeyNotes 2015 03 includes Baltimore Immigration & its impact
Read more →KeyNotes 2014 11 includes Baltimore Working Together
Read more →Regional Perspectives posted in the LAI Key Notes in 2014 By Joe Nathanson This article is adapted from a column originally published in Baltimore’s The Daily Record on June 27, 2014. Click here for PDF
Read more →New Americans can boost old cities June 26, 2014 The Daily Record By Joe Nathanson Click here for PDF “Many older cities in the Northeast and Midwest that have experienced decades of population decline have latched on to a new approach to gaining population and reinvigorating their
Read more →KeyNotes 2014 07 includes Baltimore Regional Perspectives
Read more →Harbor Point a model for brownfield revitalization [Commentary] February 27, 2014 The Baltimore Sun By Evans Paull http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/opinion/oped/bs-ed-harbor-point-brownfields-20140227-story.html “Cities around the world are working to revitalize brownfield sites — areas where redevelopment or reuse may be complicated by some kind of contaminant — particularly in former waterfront
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