Blog: Economic Development
How to Increase the Formation of Bids in the Inner City
Despite a municipality’s best efforts, a downtown commercial district often requires extra resources to remain clean, safe and economically strong. Read More
Privatization of Transit Can Increase Service, Decrease Costs of Public Services
Even in a world of limited resources, it shouldn’t be an either-or approach. As Boston’s public transportation system, the MBTA, is quickly realizing, public-private partnerships can lay the groundwork for a path somewhere in between. Read More
Growth of Milwaukee Water Cluster Keeps Rust Belt City Afloat
Milwaukee, once known primarily for its manufacturing and brewing companies, has recently gained attention for its dominance in a different sector – the city has become one of the world’s most significant hubs for water research. Read More
Boston and Pittsburgh’s Similar Approaches to Waterfront Redevelopment
Pittsburgh and Boston largely abandoned their waterfronts in the wake of deindustrialization. Read More
As ICIC Grows, Dudley Square Remains Home
For ICIC, the economic health of Boston’s Roxbury neighborhood is personal. Read More