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EPISODE · Jan 22, 2025 · 32 MIN

The role of public finance in driving transformative developments with Ken Kalynchuk

from Building Better Cities · host Kate Gasparro - Urban Development & Sustainable Infrastructure Expert

How do you close the financial gap between ambition and execution in urban development? In this episode of Building Better Cities, Kate Gasparro sits down with Ken Kalynchuk of Project Management Consultants to explore the world of public finance in the Midwest's largest and most iconic developments. From tax increment financing to historic tax credits, Ken explains how creative financial tools can bring transformative projects to life. Learn how Ohio is leading the way with proactive incentive programs and what other regions can take away from it's approach to tackling brownfields, workforce housing, and more. Resources: Cincinnati's Union Central Tower restoration nearly completeSend us Fan MailThanks for listening to Building Better Cities! If you'd like to stay connected, don't forget to Subscribe and Follow. You can find all our archived newsletters and podcasts right here. Want to get in touch? Just email the team at [email protected]

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