GBX Group has engaged Rutgers Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy to study the economic impacts of GBX’s historic preservation properties in urban markets throughout the U.S. The school is one of the nation’s key centers for the theory, practice, and research of these impacts through the deployment of their proprietary R/ECON™ input-output (I-O) model. Rutgers has long been involved in the study of the economic impacts of historic preservation, having produced the Annual Report on the Economic Impact of the Federal Historic Tax Credit for the National Park Service.
Rutgers Impact Reports
Pepper Building: Historic Preservation and Renovation
Nashville YWCA: Historic Preservation and Renovation
The Foundry Hotel Asheville: Historic Preservation and Renovation
Yuster Building: Historic Preservation and Renovation
Empire Improvement Building: Historic Preservation and Renovation
Revitalization of Historic Rampart: Historic Preservation and Renovation
Catahoula Hotel: Historic Preservation and Renovation
S. Korach Company Building: Historic Preservation and Renovation
Tom's Diner: Historic Preservation and Renovation
Bryant Building: Historic Preservation and Renovation
Medical Arts: Historic Preservation and Renovation