Pennsylvania is a state of history. With a diversity of heritage resources, there is virtually no limit to the economic development potential—but only if these resources are appropriately maximized. The Pennsylvania Historic Preservation Tax Credit (PA-HPTC) program was established by state legislative action in 2012 and has since helped rehabilitate irreplaceable historic buildings across Pennsylvania. … Continue reading “The Missing Key: A Study of the Impact and Potential of the Pennsylvania State Historic Tax Credit”
We are seeking 2 interns this summer. Both are remote internship experiences, you can live anywhere and work with us! Email resume and cover letter to: Briana Grosicki Director of Research bgrosicki@placeeconomics.com Apply by April 19, 2019. Position 1: Research and Editorial Intern (remote) PlaceEconomics, a consulting firm with extensive experience in the thorough and … Continue reading “Summer 2019 Internship Opportunities!”
Thumbnail courtesy of Ruston Main Street, featuring Dine in the Pines This report considers the first 34 years of Louisiana Main Street and the participating Louisiana Main Street communities. Main Street is economic development in the context of historic preservation. It is a strategy that capitalizes on existing assets to make each community competitive through … Continue reading “A Shared Table: A Study of the Impacts of Louisiana Main Street”