Category: Opportunity Zones
A Glimpse into Population Trends: Central Business District, Miami
Analyzing Population Fluctuations Over Time Our latest data dive looks at the population numbers across various tracts in Miami’s Central Business District over the years. …
Navigating the Complexities of Miami’s Zoning: A Deep Dive into Unit Allowances
Deciphering Zoning Allowances through Visual Data Navigating the labyrinth of zoning regulations can be complex, particularly when it comes to understanding the impact of overlays …
Reviving Dayton’s Julienne High School Site: From Controversy to Urban Development
Community Efforts to Save the Historic Building The former Julienne High School, a historic building in Dayton, Ohio, faced controversy as community members fought to …
Revitalizing Syracuse: The Land Bank and Blueprint 15 Partnership
The Land Bank’s Role in Community Development. The Land Bank in Syracuse holds around 100 properties in the South Side. These properties were foreclosed on …
Philadelphia Community Fights for Affordable Housing
Dispute Over Demolition Moratorium Displaces 69 Households in Philadelphia A Philadelphia developer sued the city over a demolition moratorium and zoning changes. The developer’s decision …
The Complexity of Zoning Data and the Potential of Advanced Technology
Understanding the Importance of Complete and Accurate Zoning Information for Real Estate Development and Property Ownership Digitization and automatic zoning calculation are becoming increasingly popular …
Exploring Major Florida Cities: A Comprehensive Comparison of Population, Inventory, and More.
We uncover the top-ranked Florida cities in the Deepblocks Density Index Report. The Florida cities density report compares five major cities based on seven categories: …
Hundreds of commercial development sites with buildable areas between 50,000 and 500,000 SF in Fort Worth’s tract 1237.
With the second fastest economic growth, Fort Worth’s tract has plenty of room for new development. Downtown Fort Worth has loads of development capacity. We …
Three hundred sixty-one homes near downtown Fort Worth are nearly 100 years old.
Fort Worth tract 1038.00, near downtown, has 797 homes built between 1900 and 1960s. There are numerous old houses with tons of character, great structures, …
Residential opportunities in Fort Worth’s tract 1110.20.
There are 21 residential investment opportunities for rebuilding or renovating this Fort Worth neighborhood. We are testing different formulas for identifying early investment opportunities. In …