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Take a look inside this new loft condo that was just listed in Cedar Rapids.

Take a look inside this new loft condo that was just listed in Cedar Rapids.

It also adds more city residents to the review panel.

It also adds more city residents to the review panel.

Jena Bredeman, DBA JBee Designs applied for a $25,000 Downtown Revolving Loan Fund for five years at 3% interest to support the new business.

by: Sophia Walsh - Jul. 20, 2021 Top News Ceremonies were held Tuesday to celebrate the construction of Victory Village on Lakeview Blvd. as well as the grand opening of the Pacific Place apartment complexes. The groundbreaking at the construction site of what will soon be the Victory Village on Lakeview apartments started the day. The groundbreaking was conducted after representatives of the project’s development teams spoke and thanked the community and everyone involved in the construction...

Tom Yerace Tribune-Review Frazer officials say six some real estate owners of Galleria at Pittsburgh Mills owe over $7 million in delinquent special tax assessments.   TribLIVEs Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. Frazer officials are going after six Galleria at Pittsburgh Mills real estate owners for at least $7.7 million in delinquent special tax assessments. On Tuesday, Supervisors William Creevey and Lori Ziencik vote...

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: After years of discussion, the State of Washington has finally adopted a comprehensive tax increment financing law permitting local governments to create “increment areas” and use tax increment financing to fund public improvements with the revenues used to support general obligation or revenue debt.  House Bill 1189 (“HB 1189”) was signed into law by Governor Inslee May 10 after substantial amendments were adopted in the Was...

4:16 Vermont Lieutenant Governor Molly Gray is hosting a series of conversations on key issues affecting the state. Her most recent “Seat at the Table” looked at how Tax Increment Financing can help downtown development efforts. Tax Increment Financing, referred to as TIF, was initially approved for use in Vermont’s largest cities and is now a funding option across the state. First-term Democrat Molly Gray noted the state will receive about $1.35 billion from the American Rescue Plan with...

Staff / WGLT The nine candidates running for Normal Town Council split down the middle on the proper role of government in building the tax base and offering development incentives. There are, in effect, two distinct slates of candidates: four who generally have reservations about using town government to stimulate development; and five who generally want to use development tools, though their willingness to do so depends on several variables. Donna Toney is the firmest of those against us...