-by Robert Crump Our first featured bond of the new decade comes from the New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA), which is scheduled to issue $500 million in Transportation Project Bonds this coming week. The negotiated sale is scheduled for January 9th...
Economic Development – State Agencies/Organizations
Featured Bond – New York Housing Finance Authority $100 million
New York State Housing Finance Authority is scheduled to issue $100 million in Affordable Housing Revenue Bonds in two series to provide mortgage loans and fund housing construction in the state. The Bond is scheduled for sale on October 17th with JP Morgan, Bank of...
Post-Disaster Economic Development Strategies Help Rebuild Communities
How federal, state and local agencies can join forces to help rebuild towns
Land Banks Can Breathe Life Back into Distressed Communities
Successful land bank programs rely on four critical elements
Massachusetts Tops Technology and Science Index
Index ranks which states’ economies benefit most from
knowledge-based assets
Biotech Industry Fuels New Jersey Economy
Economic incentives, a strong research presence, and large talent pool have all provided a boost to the state’s biotech industry.
Packers’ Lambeau Field Boosts Green Bay Economy
While the economic impact of most stadiums and sporting events is unimpressive, this relatively small Wisconsin city enjoys many benefits from Lambeau Field and the Green Bay Packers.
Rochester Area Colleges Promote Economic Development
A consortium of colleges and universities aims to boost economic development by highlighting the resources available to the business community.
Flagler County Growth in Housing Tops Nation – Again!
Flagler County, Florida once again lead the nation in growth rate in housing units between July 2004-July 2005. The county added 5,000 units – a 14.8 percent increase.
Is the South Florida Housing Boom Ending?
A Miami Herald study predicts an end to South Florida’s housing “explosion”. While prices may continue to rise, they will do so at a slower pace than the past few years. One particularly vulnerable sector of the market is condos.