The following are case story can be found in this section and provide examples of establishing healthy neighborhoods by way of economic development and redevelopment. Some of these case stories were prepared in collaboration with other Institute programs.
Because of its Bay-front location close to the City’s financial district, Mission Bay was identified as a prime location for mixed-use redevelopment. The 303-acre Mission Bay area was previously a blighted industrial area, marked by vacant parcels and dilapidated and underused warehouse buildings.Read more »
Review these resources to understand how economically stable and prosperous communities foster a sense of neighborhood pride and encourage residents to engage in community events and civic activities.Read more »
The Institute partners with a number of organizations that support local officials and community members on health and the built environment efforts. Learn about the resources our partners provide.
A concise introduction to regional planning for transportation, housing and the environment as revised by SB 375, including how regional planning relates to cities and counties in a region.
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