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Besides offering housing, health care, employment, and language access, a Welcoming District could attract new people and businesses to Market East.

Plans are underway to revitalize Fayetteville Street, downtown Raleigh's main thoroughfare, making it known as "North Carolina's Main Street."

“Downtown is bigger than it was five years ago,” consultant Scott Page said. “There is a different set of challenges and opportunities.”

The Downtown Raleigh Alliance is asking for opinions on ways to improve the experience on Fayetteville Street.

The urban design consultants tasked with reimagining what a post-pandemic downtown Raleigh will look like are visiting the city to begin work.

City Council voted unanimously Monday to allocate $3 million of Evanston’s American Rescue Plan Act funding toward recommendations presented in an Evanston Thrives report. The report aims to help local businesses rebound from the pandemic.  Consulting firm Interface Studio conducted the Evanston Thrives report and recommends that the city provide funding for events and beautification...

Legislation to authorize the city planning department to enter a yearlong consulting contract, with a price tag of up to $500,000, will be introduced at a Cleveland City Council meeting Monday, Nov. 21.

“Great downtowns don't happen by accident,” Scott Page, principal at Interface Studio, said. While the plan's seven stated goals have been all broached on various levels there is still more work to be done, according to Page.

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The U.S. Green Building Council recently announced that more than 10,000 homes across the USA have earned LEED certification. “Reaching this...