Land use, phasing, and funding for the riverfront.
urban planning teams feel it every week: the status quo scales cost, not outcomes. There is no clean upgrade path — only rip-and-replace.
Bottom-up, the reachable market clears a nine-figure ceiling before expansion.
urban planning budgets are shifting from headcount to platform.
The primitives finally exist to do this at the edge.
A bottom-up motion the incumbents can’t run.
Timeline, funding sources, and community benefit.
“The most credible riverfront plan the city has seen.”
new homes, a third of them affordable, over a ten-year build.