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A Waterfront Revival in Columbus, Ohio

December 2nd, 2008
Keith Schneider

COLUMBUS, Ohio—A decade ago, a 75-acre area along the Scioto River less than a mile west of this capital city’s downtown was an industrial no man’s land, consisting of barren rail yards, old warehouses… Read More

Urban Renewal Redux

April 9th, 2007
Mark Tatge

Urban renewal has a checkered history. For every story of reinvigorated downtowns such as Baltimore’s harbor district (courtesy of a private developer called the Rouse Co.), there are abject failures like the wasteland… Read More

Entertaining Entertainment Districts

January 30th, 2007
David F. Stein

A number of U.S. cities are banking on new sports facilities to create vibrant entertainment districts with a mix of residential and commercial uses.

Communities once assumed that if they built sports facilities, developers would… Read More