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Zoning that keeps up with the times. A more reactive incentives policy. Less dependence on variances. An immediate change in eviction policies. A dozen national experts studied Columbus [...]

As a neighborhood near Nationwide Children’s Hospital redevelops, a group is working with Columbus leaders on ways to preserve mixed-income housing in the South Side area. The areas include [...]

COLUMBUS, OHIO — April 3, 2018 — The Rose Center for Public Leadership, jointly operated by the National League of Cities(NLC) and the Urban Land Institute (ULI), is working with Mayor Andrew J. [...]

The north portion of Center City, bounded by 400 South to South Temple and 300 East to 700 East, is already one of the neighborhoods with the greatest mixes of incomes and uses, but a team of [...]

In cities, certain neighborhoods may have a history that gave them an economic purpose, a distinctive aesthetic identity, and unique role in their city decades ago — even if time has moved on. [...]

Among city leaders and economic development professionals, it has become conventional wisdom that history can be a neighborhood’s greatest asset. Historic buildings, businesses, streets and [...]

SALT LAKE CITY — The Rose Center for Public Leadership, jointly operated by the National League of Cities (NLC) and the Urban Land Institute (ULI), is working this week with Salt Lake City Mayor [...]

Experts in planning, economic development, housing and community revitalization are scheduled to meet in Salt Lake City from March 19-22 to discuss regulatory and process barriers to improving [...]

The text of Mayor Jonathan Rothschild's "State of the City" speech, as prepared for delivery and released by his office on Friday, March 9th, 2018.

How to redevelop Oracle Road north of Speedway to Miracle Mile may be used as a road map to develop other areas of town. The Urban Land Institute, The Rose Center for Public Leadership, and [...]