Reinvesting in Older Housing— A Key Component of Post COVID-19 Resiliency

40 Years of Main Street: Building Economies, Building Communities

Preservation Positive Los Angeles

Twenty-Four Reasons Historic Preservation is Good for Your Community

Opportunity at Risk: San Antonio’s Older Housing Stock

The New Nashville: A Study of the Impacts of Historic Preservation
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Reinvesting in Older Housing— A Key Component of Post COVID-19 Resiliency,
40 Years of Main Street: Building Economies, Building Communities,
Preservation Positive Los Angeles, Los Angeles Conservancy
Twenty-Four Reasons Historic Preservation is Good for Your Community,
Opportunity at Risk: San Antonio’s Older Housing Stock, San Antonio Office of Historic Preservation
The New Nashville: A Study of the Impacts of Historic Preservation, Metro Historical Commission
The Missing Key: A Study of the Impact and Potential of the Pennsylvania State Historic Tax Credit,
A Shared Table: A Study of the Impacts of Louisiana Main Street,
Saratoga Springs: Enhancing the Values through Historic Preservation,
Raleigh Historic Preservation Toolkit,
Miami-Dade Incentives, Tools, and Strategies Assessment,
Enhancing Paradise: The Impacts of Historic Preservation on Miami-Dade County,
The Contributions and Impacts of the Olmsted Parks, Olmsted Parks Conservancy
Catalyst for the Boulevard, Gulf Coast Housing Partnership
Making the Connections: A Study of the Impact of Historic Preservation in Indianapolis, Indiana Landmarks
Historic Preservation: An Overlooked Economic Driver, A Study of the Impacts of Historic Preservation in Rhode Island, Preserve Rhode Island, The Preservation Society of Newport County
No Small Change: The Grant Programs of Landmarks Illinois, Landmarks Illinois
The Historic Tax Credit: Building the Future in Louisiana, Louisiana Office of Cultural Development
Oklahoma Historic Tax Credit: Impact on the Oklahoma Economy, Tulsa Foundation for Architecture
Historic Preservation: At the Core of a Dynamic New York City, New York Landmarks Conservancy
A Way Forward: Strategies and Tools for Addressing Vacancy in Little Rock, City of Little Rock
Cultural Heritage & Creative Industries: Guidelines for Sustainable Heritage Management,
The Jury is In: Impacts of Landmarks Illinois’ Richard H. Driehaus Courthouse Initiative, Landmarks Illinois
Beyond Tourism: Historic Preservation in the Economy and Life in Savannah and Chatham County, Historic Savannah Foundation
Historic Preservation: Part of the DNA of Pittsburgh, City of Pittsburgh
Historic Preservation: Essential to the Economy and Quality of Life in San Antonio, City of San Antonio Historic Preservation Office
Transforming Vacancy in Walnut Hills: Relocal Analysis, Cincinnati Preservation Association and Walnut Hills Redevelopment Foundation
Feasibility Assessment Manual for Reusing Historic Buildings, National Trust for Historic Preservation
Designing a 21st-Century City: Historic Preservation and the Raleigh of Tomorrow, City of Raleigh Historic Development Commission
Catalyst for Change: The Federal Historic Tax Credit: Transforming Communities, National Trust for Historic Preservation
Ten Years of Excellence: The Economic Impacts of Main Street in Michigan, Michigan Main Street Center and the Michigan State Housing Development Authority
North Carolina Main Street: Decades of Success – The Economic Impact of Main Street in North Carolina, North Carolina Department of Commerce and North Carolina Main Street Communities
In the New Mexico Tradition: The Impacts of MainStreet, 1985-2013, New Mexico Main Street
Profits through Preservation: The Economic Impact of Historic Preservation in Utah – Condensed Report, Utah Heritage Foundation
Rightsizing Right, Forum Journal | Vol. 27 No. 4
Stronger Neighborhoods Through Strategic Decisions: ReLocal Pilot Project, City of Muncie
Getting Results: The Economic Impact of Main Street Iowa, 1986-2012, Main Street Iowa and the Iowa Economic Development Authority
Historic Preservation and Rightsizing: Current Practices and Resources Survey, Advisory Council on Historic Preservation
Population Change in Historic Neighborhoods, a supplement to “Historic Preservation and Rightsizing: Current Practices and Resources Survey”, Advisory Council on Historic Preservation
Measuring the Economics of Preservation – Full Report, Recent Findings & Executive Summary, Advisory Council on Historic Preservation
Connecticut Local Historic Districts and Property Values, Connecticut Trust for Historic Preservation
Investment in Connecticut: The Economic Benefits of Historic Preservation, Connecticut State Historic Preservation Office
Good News in Tough Times: Historic Preservation and the Georgia Economy, Georgia Department of Natural Resources
The Delaware Historic Preservation Tax Credit Program: Good for the Economy, Good for the Environment, Good for Delaware’s Future, Delaware Division of Historical and Cultural Affairs
The Economics of Historic Preservation: A Community Leader’s Guide, National Trust for Historic Preservation
The Importance of Downtown in the 21st Century, Journal of the American Planning Association
Historic Preservation and Affordable Housing: The Missed Connection, National Trust for Historic Preservation
Planning for the Future, Using the Past: The Role of Historic Preservation in Building Tomorrow’s Washington, DC,
Planning for the Future, Using the Past The Role of Historic Preservation in Building Tomorrow’s Washington, DC, District of Columbia Office of Planning
The (Economic) Value of National Register Listing,
New York: Profiting Through Preservation, Preservation League of New York State
Culture, Historic Preservation and Economic Development in the 21st Century,
The Economic Effect of National Register Listing,

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