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Give your project an advantage with placemaking.

How the three keys to placemaking lay the foundation for successful property development.

The success of your property is up to you — but we’ve got your back. With a bit of help from insights in “Making Places - The Three Keys to Placemaking,” you’ll learn how to forge connections to your community, make your property stand out, and see your vision come to life.

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It's All In There
The Three Keys

A shared vision, early alignment, and audience knowledge — the path toward successful placemaking.

Industry Insight

What has our experience interacting with and working for real estate developers over the years taught us about their thoughts and feelings regarding placemaking?

The Way We See It

We outline the many inconsistencies between belief and behavior within the industry — in the guide, you’ll find out what we think about it.

Branding & Marketing Guidance

We’ll guide your property through the best branding and marketing practices.

Open your doors
to learning.

Discover the value of placemaking, and let it change the way you approach your property development project. Our guidance puts placemaking at the forefront of industry changes. You’ll learn what placemaking is, how to use the three keys when engaging in it, and how to overcome hurdles facing the industry.

By learning to put people first, you’ll create spaces where people want to be and open up opportunities for your development to be more than just a property, but rather, a place. Find out more in the full guide — “Making Places.”

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