Randall Lewis/Building Healthy Places Forum at the Spring Meeting in Toronto
The sixteenth in the series of Building Healthy Places Forums will be held in conjunction with ULI's Spring Meeting in Toronto.
Englewood, CO
South Broadway Corridor
The Setting:
With strong nearby local medical industry assets, favorable proximity to the city, and an influx of millennials and baby boomers, more investors are becoming increasingly attracted to the area’s potential for economic development.
The Challenge:
Despite the momentum, the historic suburban transportation corridor has struggled to form a Business Improvement District, integrate active transportation options, and provide adequate affordable housing options for the low-moderate income residents who face threats of displacement with climbing rent prices.
The Health Opportunity:
The corridor project will work to find holistic solutions that encourage developers to help revitalize the area in ways that improve community health without displacing residents or sacrificing the corridor’s historical identity.
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