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Envisioning a Reimagined Black Wall Street! Black Wall Street's history hails from a standard set of values that served as a baseline for how community members engaged with one another and within broader society. Today, the "Values" are showcased across the different BSWF communities. The Fayetteville council envisions a reimagined Black Wall Street in which the following values are centered and uplifted. As we strive to rebuild and reimagine, let's center our vision around our core values. Here's how they can guide us towards a brighter future: Community: Uphold equity and value each other as people first. Let's foster a culture where everyone's voice is heard and work together as a team toward prosperity. Strong Ethics: Consistency, honesty, respect, and a strong work ethic are the cornerstones of our success. Let's lead by example and uphold these principles in all our endeavors. Support: Active support and advocacy for one another are essential. Let's lift each other, ensuring no one is left behind on the path to success. History: With reverence for the Old Black Wall Street, let's learn from the past and honor the resilience and achievements of those who came before us. Their legacy inspires us to build anew. Accessibility: Ensuring ease of access for all is crucial. Let's create opportunities and break down barriers so everyone can participate and thrive in our reimagined community. Together, united by these values, The Fayetteville council envisions and creates a Black Wall Street testament to our collective aspirations. This is not just a vision but a shared responsibility. #bwsf #ReimagineBlackWallStreet #CommunityValues #BuildingTogether

65 years ago, an entire block of Windsor Center's history was bulldozed, carted-off and paved-over to make way for a bright, shiny, car-centric future. It was but a first glimpse of the destructive power of urban renewal on the community. Today, the old A&P has met the wrecking ball, making way for a future much like the past: a street-facing, human-scale, mixed-use project that aims to reconnect what was ripped apart. https://lnkd.in/d83XTePM #strongtowns #transitorienteddevelopment

A really interesting article on the future of housing in Columbus, with some great recommendations for how we can include ~everyone~ in its growth! 💡

This recent article, published by McKinsey & Company, is worth the read. The article presents four interventions to address Columbus’s housing challenges. Fortunately, many of my friends, community leaders, industry professionals, developers and elected officials have been hard at work, pushing to solve these challenges. I’ll summarize these four solutions one by one over the next week. #Part1 🏘️ "Unlocking Housing Potential: The Power of Zoning" 🏘️ Zoning plays a pivotal role in shaping a city's housing landscape. In Columbus, where single-family zoning exceeds multifamily zoning, addressing the housing supply challenges requires thoughtful strategies. ✅ Increasing Housing Density: Zoning directly affects housing density. Many US cities restrict higher-density homes, hindering growth. Specific zoning adjustments could help bridge the housing gap and promote future growth in both cities and suburbs. ✅ Housing Hot Spots: Reusing and rezoning underused properties offer an immediate solution. By identifying high-impact housing areas in vacant or underutilized land, we can potentially create millions of new housing units without expanding the city's footprint. Let's continue to tap into the existing housing capacity potential and work together to build more sustainable, affordable, and vibrant communities. Want to talk real estate? Let’s meet. #HousingSolutions #UrbanDevelopment #ZoningMatters #AffordableHousing #Advisory #investmentsales #multifamily #columbus #ohio Greysteel

This!  Portland should focus on this instead of listening to out of state land owners who refuse to adapt to the new normal.   Instead of listening to the whiny commercial building owners complain about teleworking we should focus on building communities that support local business and affordable housing 24/7! Thousands of square feet available, plenty of jobs downtown, affordable housing via adaptive reuse seems like a win win if we replaced the housing that was one prominent in an area of need.  It just seems like the easiest solution is often ignored when the elite have to maybe make an effort. 

🇺🇸 On this day, we remember the lives that were lost and the courageous spirit that emerged. Let's honor the strength of our communities, the bonds that unite us, and our enduring commitment to a brighter future. #Remembering911 #StrengthInUnity #ottenheimergroup #bairdwarner #residentialrealestate #commercialrealestate #chicagolandrealestate #glenviewrealtor #bairdwarnerglenview 

So here is the final line up and panel that I will be hosting. How do you expand access to affordable housing? Every big city across the United States has an affordable housing problem, lets discuss ways to expand access to it! Commercial Observer CREi Summit Nareb Region 1

Black-owned businesses in Detroit have played a pivotal role throughout the city's history. To address the challenges faced by these businesses in Detroit, The Institute of Legacy Preservation (ILP) was established. The primary goal of ILP, under the leadership of president and CEO Lauren Stovall (pictured), is to support and ensure the sustainability of Black-owned legacy businesses that have been operating for 25 years or more. ILP strives to establish a #SustainableEcosystem for these businesses by providing them with resources, education, and opportunities for growth. The organization's efforts not only contribute to the preservation of the cultural heritage of the Black community in Detroit, but also stimulate the local economy and create #SustainableBusiness opportunities. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3OcSy47. Michigan Chronicle Photo credit: Detroit Regional Chamber #sbndetroit #sustainablebusinessnetwork #sustainablebusinessnetworkdetroit #envionmentaljustice #climatechange #climateaction #sustainabledetroit #southeastmichigan #sustainableliving #blackowneddetroit #blackcommunity #bipocowned #marginalizedcommunities #sustainableinitiatives #detroiteconomy #detroitgrowth #culturalheritage #detroitculture

After City of Rochester , Ville de Paris 🧐😉 How remove an inner loop like a « périphérique » ? "When we were talking about this project a decade ago, it was in economic terms, pure benefit cost: Remove this highway, generate investment, benefits outweigh the costs by more than 2-to-1." Now, the conversation is "much more socially oriented. What impacts have these highways had on communities? What can be done to reverse that? How do we heal wounds and restore trust?" On top of a $75 million, 90,000-square-foot museum expansion completed last summer, 238 apartments, over 100 of which are for people making between 60% to 80% area median income, and 126-room Hampton Inn by Hilton hotel. Konar Properties Indus hospitality Anne Hidalgo Emmanuelle COSSE Jean-Philippe Dugoin-Clément Valérie Pécresse L'Institut Paris Region Région Île-de-France AORIF - L'Union sociale pour l'habitat d'Ile-de-France FPI IDF - Fédération des promoteurs immobiliers d'Île-de-France Pierre Bibet Julien PEMEZEC 🌲🌍 Bloomberg Bloomberg CityLab Bloomberg News LinkedIn Actualités Guillaume Voisard Vincent Lourier Yves-Marie Rolland Eric Tréguier L'Union des Architectes (Unsfa) Villes Vivantes Olivier Duparc Frédéric Ragueneau #architecture #urbanisme

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