The Space Coast Association of REALTORS® used NAR's Placemaking Grant to build the Pieloch Dog Park in Melbourne, FL.
The Coeur d’Alene Association of REALTORS® used NAR’s Placemaking Grant to build the Rathdrum Montain storybook trail.
The Wharf, a $2.5 billon, 24-acre development along one mile of the Potomac River’s Washington Channel, is the largest development in Washington, D.C.
The Coastal Carolinas Association of REALTORS® used NAR’s Placemaking Grant to landscape two areas of a dog park inside the East Bay Park in Georgetown, SC.
Amenities not only provide user comfort and functionality but can also add fun, identity, style and character to a new gathering space in your community.
In the last few weeks, COVID-19 has brought lots of uncertainty to our everyday lives.
As the COVID-19 pandemic proceeds, public life has had to shrink to ensure that the virus ceases to spread through our communities.
Placemaking is more than beautiful murals — it is an approach that actively stimulates and sustains downtown economic development.
The Henderson Audubon Board of REALTORS® used NAR's Placemaking Grant to transform a vacant lot into a beautiful gathering place for the entire community.
Written by Bridget Anderson, Patronicity
Crowdgranting taps into the communities ideas, skills, resources, and funds can make placemaking more powerful. Whether it’s an empty alleyway or an abandoned silo, these are spaces that need change and are ripe for improvement from a community that has a stake in how these problems are solved.
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