PlaceEconomics has a unique skill set coupled with relevant experience, a solid reputation, and a talented team. The study brought greater awareness and deeper understanding of preservation’s positive economic impact on Savannah. Our study was groundbreaking and led the way for other cities to follow suit.
— Daniel Carey
former President, Historic Savannah Foundation
We utilized the data to defend poor legislation on local historic districts and property values, and ramp up discussions about the value of bringing back the Main Street program in Utah. The results exceeded our expectations and are continually used many years later.
— Kirk Huffaker
former Executive Director, Preservation Utah
PlaceEconomics understands the preservation marketplace, and how to measure its impact, better than any other firm.
— Bonnie McDonald
President, Landmariks Illinois
PlaceEconomics is a private sector firm with over thirty years experience in the thorough and robust analysis of the economic impacts of historic preservation. We conduct studies, surveys, and workshops in cities and states across the country that are addressing issues of downtown, neighborhood, and commercial district revitalization and the reuse of historic buildings. We specialize in quality, defensible research, and present findings clearly and effectively in formats that can be understood by academics, economists, mayors, city council members, property owners, and local stakeholders alike.
The City of Cumberland is at a crossroads: it can invest in existing resources to promote a higher quality of
The loss of belongings, personal property, and public sites following a disaster is devastating on multiple
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September 2020
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