Sentences with phrase «urban core»

That's double the premium investors paid for apartment properties in urban cores from 2001 to 2009.

He said a 75 - block urban core of the city, deeply impoverished and predominantly black, accounts for a majority of crimes in the entire county.

While it is certainly important to have urban cores with thriving entrepreneurial ecosystems, it is also important to tap the potential for entrepreneurship that exists within the suburbs.

Local political interests opposed to construction and density were mostly kept at bay as apartment construction was limited to a relatively few urban core neighborhoods.

One key point is the consistency of the signatures — the signature being the age migration pattern for one kind of place, such as big urban cores.

Agents in urban cores tend to not do open houses.

But the State Street store would be in keeping with the discount chain's recent strategy to push into urban cores with smaller stores.

As Gen X and millennials move into more senior management roles and start families, many will move from urban cores to the suburbs to live in areas with good schools, but which are also near employment hubs and entertainment and recreational amenities.

«Suburban sprawl cancels carbon footprint savings of dense urban cores.»

Overall, by focusing on emerging sub-markets surrounding urban core areas with high barriers to entry, investors can find attractive investment opportunities that are less likely to be impacted by new construction and increased supply.

Mid-rise office assets provide an increasingly cost - effective option for investors and tenants in urban core areas.

The news that two additional charter schools plan to open in Kansas Citys urban core is great news to Kristin Droege, Executive Director of Citizens of the World Kansas City school.

Experience the revitalized urban core of downtown Phoenix.

If Alabama metro commercial real estate follows national trends, the focus on urban core development will eventually move to suburban development, as was the case with Florida's commercial market.

Another wrinkle in the CCRC market is that while a lot of existing properties were built in far - flung suburbs, newer properties are going up in inner - ring suburbs or around urban cores, Everett says.

The power of telecommuting and instant connectivity was going to make the whole idea of densely packed urban cores as obsolete as the walled castle cities of the Middle Ages.

While demand has historically been strongest in the East submarket, the Midtown and Downtown submarkets have seen a recent resurgence reflecting the national trend of reinvestment in older urban cores.

This school is part of New Schools For Phoenix, a project to expand high quality school options to students in the Phoenix urban core.

The bill will decimate the already fragile state of historic neighborhood schools in urban cores throughout Florida with no real alternative.

From talking with people who do urban core outreach in Kansas City, they say that most of the people they run across aquired their pet when a friend or relative could no longer take care of it, or they found it running loose in their neighborhood.

Plus, with the number of Millennials moving into urban cores where there are fewer opportunities to care for a pet, it makes it even more vital to cater to the pet lover.

The China - U.S. Partnership for Sustainable Development is currently working to transform several urban cores into living systems that will process waste water, leverage opportunities for renewable energy, and create new green spaces for public use.

Urban core families could prove the exception, for whom compact dimensions and «parkability» in a vehicle that seats seven (theoretically) will place the Transit Connect LWB wagon in a category featuring only itself and the dated but spunky — and cheaper — Mazda 5.

Phoenix is still struggling to find an identity and lacks a great downtown and urban core which doesn't make it super appealing to millennials looking for a «cool» place to live.

A deep - seated preference for night life and subways, the thinking goes, has driven the revitalization of urban cores across the U.S. over the last decade - plus, and permanently reshaped the patterns of American life.

Gregory L. Brown, executive director of PolicyBridge, a Cleveland - based nonpartisan think tank, shares the recommendations that came out of its latest research and engagement project analyzing the spatial disconnection between employment opportunities in Northeast Ohio and unemployed residents in distressed urban core neighborhoods.

But members of the state's congressional delegation from Baltimore are still quietly considering whether there is a path to victory for a candidate such as them to run as a voice for the state's less affluent urban core against those from the wealthy suburbs.

«Metropolitan areas look like carbon footprint hurricanes, with dark green, low - carbon urban cores surrounded by red, high - carbon suburbs,» said Christopher Jones, a doctoral student working with Kammen in the Energy and Resources Group.

In a study published today in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, a team led by atmospheric scientists Logan Mitchell and John Lin report that suburban sprawl increases CO2 emissions more than similar population growth in a developed urban core.

Martinez said a long history of poverty in large segments of San Antonio's urban core challenges innovative public education.

A look at Census Bureau statistics backs this up: «[In] 2011, children between ages 5 and 14 constituted 7 percent in urban core Central Business Districts (CBDs) across the country, less than half the level in newer suburbs and exurbs.»

I thought the whole point of building more rental units was to help housing affordability — both for those that want to live in the least - affordable urban cores, but also for those that want to add home ownership to their net - worth statement?

The first Hampton - branded hotel in Miami's urban core caters to business travelers seeking a high - quality, brand - name hotel in a centralized, pedestrian - friendly location — at an affordable price.

It is also a place to understand the tensions between urban cores and their peripheries, and the cultural and resource differences between the two.

Passionate about resiliency, her projects have included master planning ecotourism infrastructure in Central and South America, regional sustainable economic policy modeling and implementation, research and evidence - based sustainable land reclamation in sub-Saharan Africa, therapeutic landscapes, and sustainable revitalization of fragmented urban cores.

From a second - floor studio in Brooklyn that overlooks the warehouses and scrap yards that skirt the Gowanus Canal, 26 - year - old Dennison assembles sculptures that resemble urban core samples or creatures spawned from detritus.

In New York, for example, the city's urban core accounted for only 15 % of the metropolitan region's new building permits back in the early 1990's.

In noisy urban cores of cities, it is an interesting solution to a big problem; Books are a great sound absorber.

At this juncture, it is no longer okay to turn a blind eye to racism,» said Denise Brooks, Executive Director of Hamilton Urban Core Community Health Centre.

«The nomination of Dr. Ben Carson as the Secretary of Department of Housing and Urban Development provides the Committee the chance to discuss ways to rejuvenate urban cores and strengthen communities,» said Michelle Korsmo, CEO of the American Land Title Association (ALTA), in a statement.

These include deteriorating rental affordability in expensive urban cores; new apartments, albeit high - end ones, opening downtown compared to relatively few in outlying areas; and preferences among some renters toward the space offered by single - family homes in the suburbs.»

For example, in 2016 Olive Hill Group purchased two five - story buildings in Culver City, Calif. for $ 317 per sq. ft., while high - rise counterparts were purchased for upwards of $ 1,000 a sq. ft.. The more cost - effective pricing also means that the tenants that so desperately need office space in urban core markets have access to a more value - conscious option, increasing demand for mid-rise product.

Some have very significant positions in large urban cores within the United States.

Twenty years ago, the region was little more than a worn out northeastern urban core.

«The environment there is so suburban in character... The fact that so much development capital has chased urban core deals in this cycle has kept the Inland Empire under the radar,» says Greg Willett, chief economist for RealPage, a provider of property management solutions and software based in Richardson, Texas.

Urban core population growth is trailing off, and exurban population growth is surging.

(Bloomberg View)-- In the early 2010s, economic development emphasized renting over homeownership and young people over families, and clustered economic activity in urban cores instead of outlying areas.