Joe Minicozzi: The Cash Flow of Urbanism @Congress4NewUrbanism
Joe Minicozzi: The Cash Flow of Urbanism  @Congress4NewUrbanism
Uploaded August 2016 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Cities are beginning to see the value of their urban form and analyzing the relationship between building design and tax production. In doing so, they are realizing the economic potency of their downtowns and Main Streets. Joe Minicozzi discusses using methods such as property value analyses, retail tax studies, and revenue forecasting to help local officials understand the economics of walkability and mixed-use for cities, counties, and regions.

Speaker: Joe Minicozzi, Principal, Urban3, LLC
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