NAR’s Placemaking Grant has been around since 2014 and has provided over $1.4 million in funding to help build pocket parks, parklets, trails, and more.

Find out about Rails-to-Trails Conservancy mission to build a nation connected by trails and learn more about its TrailNation™ projects.

The Eastern Connecticut Association of REALTORS® helped to create the Thompson Garden by the River located on a vacant historic mill property in Thompson, CT.

A new year is upon us and it’s time to think about creating new outdoor public spaces and destinations in your community, especially in light of COVID-19.

The Rockford Area REALTORS®, IL used NAR's Placemaking Grant to help create a mural and pop-up space at the Jefferson Street Pedestrian Underpass.

The Space Coast Association of REALTORS® teamed up with the City of Melbourne and several other businesses to build the Eau Gallie Dog Park.

Living outdoors has become a necessity as COVID-19 restrictions and public safety concerns have limited, or banned, indoor activities. What about the winter?

The idea behind parklets is to create a spot that allows people to stop, sit, and rest while purposing former car-parking spaces for a community gathering place.

The Coastal Carolinas Association of REALTORS® used NAR’s Placemaking Grant to create two areas for a dog park in The City of Georgetown, SC.

85 percent of U.S. residents identify proximity to parks, playgrounds, open space, or recreation centers as an important factor in deciding where to live.