Think Like a Developer: How Local Government Can Attract Urban Infill Investment
Local governments face challenges in attracting investment to urban infill sites due to environmental risks, financial feasibility, and lengthy development timelines. Brownfields and Voluntary Remediation Expert Eric Williams recommends adopting a developer’s perspective to better position urban infill sites for redevelopment and private investment.
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About the Author: Eric Williams is a Project Director and one of SCS’s National Experts on Brownfields and Landfill Redevelopment. He has four decades of experience in the environmental industry as a senior executive and project director, covering all facets of environmental consulting and working with public and private-sector clients on complex issues related to environmentally challenged real estate. Eric has particularly deep experience with the redevelopment of brownfield properties, having spent almost half of his career as a developer of brownfield sites.
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