Forum Participants Rank Development Preferences for Two Downtown Locations
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By Roger Harris, The Knoxville News-Sentinel, Tenn.  Mar. 2--Downtown developers Leigh Burch and David Dewhirst said Thursday  they would be interested in responding to Knox County's requests for proposals  for the former News Sentinel site at the corner of State Street and Church  Avenue.
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Which do Britons want their urban spaces to be like? On Monday we looked at the future of our seaside resorts; today we turn the spotlight on the renaissance in the UK's cities, and how they might evolve.
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By Jeff Tucker, The Pueblo Chieftain, Colo.  Jun. 14--Pueblo residents will have one final opportunity to look at options for a large piece of open space on Pueblo's west side. The plan will be submitted to the planning and zoning commission and the Pueblo City Council.
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By JUAN-CARLOS RODRIGUEZ Journal Staff Writer  Neighborhood representatives and public officials traded ideas of how to improve communication and collaboration at an Albuquerque Partnership semiannual planning meeting Thursday morning.
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By John Gallagher, Detroit Free Press  Feb. 18--Bite-size improvements have done a lot of good in downtown Detroit in recent years.   New sidewalks and bus shelters, building facade cleanups and new shops and restaurants have shown how small steps can be beautiful.
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By Kathi Dunsmore  Editor, Times-Dispatch:  Regarding the proposed residential development on the south and northeast sides of Yowell and Elmont Roads in Hanover: As an adjacent property owner, my first and foremost concern is the density of the proposed single-family units.
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Four buildings are up and occupied. Three more buildings are under construction. Another is on the drawing board. Three other projects are on a waiting list.
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By Jon Rutter  Infrastructure of trees, wetlands, streams is topic at Feb. 13 public meeting  A renowned livable communities expert will help the Lancaster County Planning Commission shape a new "green infrastructure" plan during an interactive public meeting Feb.
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By Fraser Sherman, Destin Log, Fla.  Dec. 9--On Monday, Destin's City Council may move a step closer to turning 68 feet of harbor land into a public waterfront park.  The council voted in October to buy 206 Harbor Blvd.
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By Deirdre Fernandes, The Virginian-Pilot, Norfolk, Va.  Sep. 22--Is Virginia Beach hip enough for loft living?   The developers of Town Center are betting on it.
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By Jared Paben, The Bellingham Herald, Wash.  Feb. 18--Here is a roundup of recent development proposals and decisions, and upcoming development-related meetings:   BELLINGHAM A public meeting will be held at 7 p.m.
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Seeking to encourage condo development in a neighborhood of mostly renters and institutions such as Northeastern University and the Museum of Fine Arts, the Boston Redevelopment Authority is set to vote tomorrow on new zoning rules for most of the Fenway.
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By Eric Ferreri, The News & Observer, Raleigh, N.C.  Sep. 5--DURHAM -- A local developer's vision to turn Heritage Square shopping center into a mixed-use hub might hinge on contributions from city and county government.
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By The Sun News, Myrtle Beach, S.C.  Feb. 23--Little River and Murrells Inlet used to be sleepy villages with glorious waterfront locations. But because of their beauty, both villages attracted the commercial and residential developers, and grew exponentially as a result.
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By Bertrand M. Gutierrez, Winston-Salem Journal, N.C.  Mar. 1--Jason Thiel, the president of the Downtown Winston-Salem Partnership, said yesterday that building a "retail corridor" is one of the key parts of the organization's draft master plan for downtown.
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WASHINGTON, June 6  /PRNewswire/ -- Across America, historic cities are working hard to revitalize old buildings into real estate that contributes to both economic growth and adds to the city's unique charm and sense of community.
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By Emma Burgin, High Point Enterprise, N.C.  Mar. 12--HIGH POINT -- The High Point Planning and Zoning Commission will consider a proposed 80-acre multiuse development during its meeting Wednesday night.