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Every Yellowstone branch is different. As a company, we celebrate and encourage our local offices to develop and embrace their own personalities. Read about some of the common traits that our highest-performing branches share in this latest post from our Life at Yellowstone blog. https://lnkd.in/gRW-nwCM #companyculture #local #commerciallandscaping #yellowstonelandscape

To fuel the bold future vision for a pedestrianized #Gastown, I'll remind us all that most people already chose a #sustainable mode when travelling to Gastown. As per the surveys we did in 2017: - 83% chose to walk, bike or take transit in the summer - 87% chose a sustainable mode in the winter https://lnkd.in/gjFS8nQ4

Houston's East End: Change is in the Air 🏙️ The area east of Downtown Houston is buzzing with exciting new developments! Projects like East River are transforming the landscape, with waterfront dining, green spaces, and a mix of living and work options. 🎉 Why this matters: Balancing the Market: These developments offer a greater variety of housing choices close to the city's core, helping balance supply and demand in Houston's real estate world. ⚖️ Downtown Accessibility: Residents get proximity to downtown opportunities without the downtown price tag. 🚀 Quality of Life Boost: Walkable neighborhoods, outdoor spaces, and diverse amenities elevate everyday life in Houston. 😊 Houston's evolution is happening fast. Projects like East River remind us that this city is constantly adapting and offering new ways to live, work, and play. #Houston #Development #UrbanPlanning #QualityOfLife

Recent Article - Valparaiso: ‘In the middle of everything’ For Valparaiso, location is the key to development and growth as a town “in the middle of everything.” Read more at https://is.gd/kkev01

This panel should be called "Learning from Alex Smith"!

Boston Common isn't just any park; it's America's oldest public park. Located in the heart of the city, the Boston Common is a verdant oasis offering both solace and vibrant community events. Whether it's ice-skating in winter, enjoying a concert on a summer evening, or simply lounging by the Frog Pond, this five-century-old park provides an escape and connects generations with its timeless charm. Rich in history and bustling with activity, it remains a favorite spot for both locals and visitors. 📍✨ #bostonrealestate #bostonhomes #bostonluxuryhomes #homesellinginnewton #sellingnewton #newtonma #newtonrealtor #newtonhomes #brooklinerealestate #newtonrealestate #newtonluxuryhomes #brooklinehomes #brooklineluxuryhomes

Curious about life in Cloverdale? 🤔 Watch this video to discover key reasons you might want to think twice before making the move! From neighborhood vibes to potential drawbacks, get the inside scoop before you decide. 🏡 #CloverdaleLiving #DecisionMaking #WatchNow

Placemaking Week Europe 2024 - THEME SPOTLIGHT #3 Living with Water: The Flow of the City "Of all the types of public spaces that exist, waterfronts are among the most strongly linked to the identity and history of a city”. Ethan Kent and Kathy Madden's wonderful article highlights the importance of waterfronts in defining a city's identity. The function of waterfronts has changed over the years, as has the approach and utilization of these spaces. You can dive deeper into the theme of waterfronts during this year’s edition of Placemaking Week Europe! We will explore the dynamic relationship between urban environments and waterways, transcending traditional notions of waterfront development, while discussing how waterfront placemaking celebrates the natural ebb and flow of the coexistence between urban life and water. Join us as we embark on a journey to discover local tales and groundbreaking methods to craft lively waterfront areas. Let’s plunge into how placemaking fosters connection and awareness around water among urban residents 🌊. Do you have a workshop, panel, project, or placemaking exploration that aligns with this theme? Don't forget to submit your program proposals through our OPEN CALL - DUE MAY 19TH! ❗ONLY A FEW DAYS LEFT! https://lnkd.in/e9UyaXD4. Charlot Schans Lisette van Rhijn Hans Karssenberg Ramon Marrades Laska Nenova Vivian Doumpa Levente Polyak Bart Cardinaal Fredrik Lindstål Milena Ivkovic Ronald Huikeshoven #Waterfronts #UrbanIdentity #CityHistory #Placemaking #UrbanDevelopment #CommunityBuilding #CityLife #CityCulture #WaterfrontPlacemaking #PublicSpaces #CityIdentity #PlacemakingWeekEurope #RotterdamMakeItHappen #CreatingBetterCitiesTogether #CityScapes #WaterfrontDesign #UrbanRevitalization #CommunityEngagement #UrbanPlanning #SustainableCities

FRA TAKE 5: 5 Questions with Jessica Newman, Wauchula Community Redevelopment Agency Director Q: What is your best piece of business advice for a new FRA member? Jessica: My best piece of advice is to have patience with perseverance. Redevelopment can take time. There will be setbacks and unexpected obstacles; however, your work will make a lasting change and will be worth it all. Q: If you had a superpower, what would it be and why? Jessica: You mean I don’t already have superpowers? My superpower would be the ability to see into the future. This would help move projects forward faster by seeing potential obstacles that may come up and therefore being able to address them early on. Q: We are going out for dinner/entertainment in your CRA District. Where are we going and why? Jessica: We have such good dining options in Wauchula, all of which are independent and locally owned, except our fast food. American, Mexican, Greek, Italian, Peruvian, or Chinese: dinner can be whatever your tastebuds desire. Depending on your idea of fun, I would either take you to the Peace River to hunt fossils at Crews Park or to enjoy a play in our historic city auditorium. Q: What do you hope to be remembered for? Jessica: I hope to be remembered for my commitment to my community and passion for improvement, while always being mindful of what makes Wauchula special and being careful to preserve it. I would hope my passion and my pride were evident and contagious and spread to others to carry forward. Q: What is the most exciting part of being in redevelopment? Jessica: The most exciting part of redevelopment is being able to see the results. Whether it is new construction on a vacant lot, the renovation of a blighted building, creating homes for families, or creating amenities for the public to enjoy here in our own city – these are tangible, visible things that are transforming my city and bringing joy and pride to my community. https://lnkd.in/eYpBrFsE #RedevelopmentWorks #Redevelopment #FloridaRedevelopment #MyFRA #FLRedevelopment