Search Results - subject:"Historic preservation."

World heritage designation and property : the impact of preservation on the price of historic assets

Salinger, Eyal; Shefer, Daniel; Mualam, Nir - In: International journal of strategic property management 26 (2022) 5, pp. 397-409

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The preservation of historic districts : is it worth it?

Waights, Sevrin - 2016

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Metropolitan Nashville: Formulating a 25-Year General Plan

Bernhardt, Rick - In: Tennessee's Business 21 (2013) 2, pp. 18-21

By 2040, the region will include at least 12 counties with a total population of over three million. The Nashville 2040 General Plan will serve as a guide for community decisions.

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The Demand for Historic Preservation

Carruthers, John I; Clark, David E; Tealdi, Michael - Department of Economics, College of Business Administration - 2010

Historic preservation is commonly used to protect old buildings and neighborhoods from deterioration. In 1981, the City … of Milwaukee established a historic preservation commission to develop and maintain a local register of places with … model to estimate the impact of historic preservation on the sale price of a single family home in the Milwaukee area …

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Tax credits for historic rehabilitation

Leith-Tetrault, John; Smith, Kennedy - In: Communities and Banking (2008) Fall, pp. 3-5

Saving historic buildings preserves New England’s character while providing opportunities for affordable housing and economic development. The authors describe how to use federal historic tax credits as well as New England’s state-level historic tax credits.

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What Is Historic Integrity Worth to the General Public? Evidence from a Proposed Relocation of a West Virginia Agricultural Mill

Maskey, Vishakha; Brown, Cheryl; Collins, Alan R.; … - In: Agricultural and Resource Economics Review 36 (2007) 1

While historians believe that preserving a historic building in its original location is important to maintain its historic integrity, the general publicÂ’s opinion is unknown. Survey data were gathered from local residents regarding a proposed relocation of a historic mill in rural West...

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Historic preservation meets community development

Smith, Kennedy Lawson - In: Communities and Banking (2007) Sum, pp. 13-15

For years, community development and historic preservation operated in their own worlds. Today a new awareness of …

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The Economic Impact of the Arts, Film, History and Tourism Industries in Connecticut

McMillen, Stanley; Helming, Troy; Qaiser, Shadab; … - Connecticut Center for Economic Analysis (CCEA), … - 2006

This report contains four ecnomic impact studies corresponding to the four divisions (arts, film, historic preservation …

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Assessing the economic revitalization impact of urban design improvements: the Texas Main Street Program

Seidel, Andrew D. (contributor) - 2003

The relationship between urban design and economic activity is seldom studied throughempirical studies with a large number of cases due, in part, to the implicit and intangiblenature of design. This study was intended to understand, analyze, and evaluate thecomplex relationship between the...

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Old Cities, New Assets: Preserving Latin America's Urban Heritage

Rojas, Eduardo - Inter-American Development Bank

This book examines approaches to involving the private sector in preserving urban heritage. These include interventions by public and private stakeholders in Cartagena, Colombia; operation of a mixed-capital corporation in Quito, Ecuador; and a government-induced private investment program in...

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