Info

You are currently browsing the Carmody & Company Inc. weblog archives for November, 2007.

Calendar
November 2007
M T W T F S S
« Oct   Dec »
 1234
567891011
12131415161718
19202122232425
2627282930  
Links

Archive for November 2007

Duke’s Sanford School of Public Policy hosts Paul Krugman

media-credit-zachary-tracer-krugman-at-fleishman-commons.jpg Paul Krugman was in top form in the Fleishman Commons last night, Read the rest of this entry »

Green building vs. moderate income housing and investment in the inner city

Can urban centers with economic challenges successfully pursue green building without impinging on housing needed by moderate income residents? EcoVillage Cleveland homes with solar panels

Much like debates about Read the rest of this entry »

Hong Kong considers changing zoning regulations to encourage arts and culture for urban revitalization

Hong Kong skylineHong Kong legislators are proposing a number of measures which would utilize arts and culture for urban economic development. Read the rest of this entry »

“The Paducah Effect,” by Carly Berwick, in this quarter’s Next American City

The Next American City In this quarter’s The Next American City, writer Carly Berwick has a great piece on Paducah, Kentucky’s use of an arts and sustainability program to drive urban re-development. Paducah Read the rest of this entry »

Active Living By Design

Active Living by Design: Increasing physical activity through physical design Active Living by Design is Read the rest of this entry »

The (small) Business of Art: Philanthropy’s 2nd act in harnessing the arts for economic development

Though the huge economic impact of arts and culture on urban centers has become more evident (see Richard Florida’s Creative Class research at creativeclass.typepad.com/thecreativityexchange), cities and states still aren’t sure how to move beyond what they know best: bricks and mortar. Everett Station Lofits, Portland, Oregon: A LINC Case StudyCities across north America have made intentional investments in Read the rest of this entry »

First - Do No Harm: Inclusionary zoning can help entire communities economically - IF done the right way

Multifamily Trends Magazine - Sept/Oct 2007 Balancing the development of affordable housing without disrupting existing neighborhood growth and stability is an important issue facing every urban center. Read the rest of this entry »

Bruce Sievers - ‘Eight questions reporters should have asked about the Buffett donation’

Gates & Buffett

Recently, philanthropic scholar Bruce Sievers Read the rest of this entry »

The Hyacinth Lofts: A model for urban redevelopment and artist live-work space

Adaptive re-use of the historic Tower Press building into artist live-work space

Last night, I went to an event at Read the rest of this entry »

Site Selection Magazine names North Carolina the state with the top business climate for the third year in a row

North Carolina has been named the state with the best business climate six of the last seven years.

Research Triangle Park training facility

The magazine develops its rankings based on Read the rest of this entry »