This blog is devoted to residential and mixed use infill development with particular emphasis on the Atlanta, Georgia and South Florida markets. The focus is on current market activity, demographic trends and forecasts, principals of The New Urbanism, actual and proposed projects (both good and bad), as well as municipal regulations that both advance and hinder successful infill development.
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Bike-sharing programs move forward in South Florida
In an effort to provide alternate means of transportation, bike sharing programs are taking hold in South Florida as this article from the Sun Sentinel describes. Bike-sharing programs move forward in South Florida
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Piedmont Park Expansion
Piedmont Park, one of Atlanta's best assets, is in the process of completing a 35 acre expansion of the 185 acre park. The article link below below gives more detail with pictures. This will be a welcome addition to the already fabulous park which is used by many of Atlant'a residents on a daily basis.
Piedmont Park to Open 35 Acres for Dogwood Fest
Midtown Patch by: Amy Wenk and Katjusa Cisar
Piedmont Park to Open 35 Acres for Dogwood Fest
Midtown Patch by: Amy Wenk and Katjusa Cisar
Monday, January 24, 2011
Parking Garage As Chic Event Space
A parking garage on Lincoln Road in South Beach has been attracting more than just cars. It has become a desired location for weddings, and other events. This is an example of how in-fill parking can not only be functional, but aesthetically pleasing, and used for other purposes. The link below to the New York Times article gives more detail.
A Miami Beach Event Space. Parking Space, Too.
A Miami Beach Event Space. Parking Space, Too.
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Florida High-Speed Rail
Interesting article from the Palm Beach Post about Florida's pursuit of High-Speed Rail. Link to Article
Monday, January 17, 2011
Florida Ranks as One of Five Hottest Apartment Development Markets for 2011
The 5 Hottest Markets for 2011 Apartment Development
By: Chris Wood, Multifamily Executive magazine
By: Chris Wood, Multifamily Executive magazine
Thursday, November 18, 2010
TEDAtlanta - Ryan Gravel - Building the City We Want to Live In
Ryan Gravel, the orginator of the Atlanta Beltline concept speaks on how his plan came into being and it is now becoming a reality. Once completed, the Beltline will make huge strides in making Atlanta a great city and not solely a poster-child for urban sprawl.
Friday, November 12, 2010
Moody's Predicts Construction Jobs in Florida to Boom
From: St. Petersburg Times Posted on: November 11, 2010
Will Florida see construction jobs boom? Moody's says yes, others, no
Will Florida see construction jobs boom? Moody's says yes, others, no
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