ULI Colorado: Equitable Development Sharing Best Practices in Development that Benefit Everyone
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Webinar Summary: ULI members pride themselves in revitalizing declining communities. But too often the current residents and businesses of newly “hot” areas get left out or pushed out. This “winners and losers” scenario often affects Black and Brown people the most. This program explores the historic precedents of racism in land use, the lingering effects today, and offers best practices and case studies in equitable development to help change the trajectory of our communities and future decision-making. Speakers share real projects and strategies to inform developers, land use professionals, policy makers, commercial lenders, and others on reducing harm and improving equity through our land use and development decisions.
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