Chinatown Future Histories: Public Space and Equitable Development
Aug 13, 2020
1 min read
In 2019, Urban Partners served on a consulting team led by PolicyLink and Sarah Yeung of Sojourner Consulting studying how pubic/private investment in green spaces can help promote equitable development, using Philadelphia Chinatown as a case study. This important study was commissioned by the Philadelphia Chinatown Development Corporation (PCDC) with the support of William Penn Foundation and Knight Foundation.
A technical report on reinvesting the value generated by the Rail Park and other public spaces was completed by Urban Partners and Strategic Economics of Berkeley, CA.
See reports, executive summary and recorded launch event here.
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