Politics

The recent announcement by Comptroller Brad Lander regarding the New York City Employees’ Retirement System’s investment of up to $60 million in affordable housing units marks a significant milestone in the city’s efforts to address the housing crisis. With nearly 35,000 units at stake, the partnership aims to not only preserve these units, 80% of
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The U.S. public-private partnership activity exhibited a weakness in the past year, yet the long-term trend of an increasing number of P3s remained robust. The future outlook seems promising with a healthy project pipeline and infrastructure funds eagerly looking to invest. The southeast region maintained its lead in this space, with significant projects lined up
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After much deliberation and negotiation, Virginia’s two-year, $188 billion budget has finally been officially approved. This resolution was made possible with the help of compromise and a stronger than expected tax collection season. Governor Glenn Youngkin emphasized the role of the labor market and business investments in driving record revenues for the Commonwealth. The approval
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Virginia Beach recently made a move to utilize the municipal bond market for funding a surf park development which has garnered attention due to its backing by multi-Grammy award winning artist Pharrell Williams. The Virginia Beach Development Authority announced the pricing of approximately $189 million in debt to support the construction of Atlantic Park. This
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The recent bipartisan passage of the $105 billion Federal Aviation Administration bill includes a significant increase in funding for the Airport Improvement Program (AIP). This program, which supports new airport infrastructure projects such as runways, will see a 20% increase in funding, bringing it to $4 billion annually or $20 billion over the next five
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The Colorado Legislature recently wrapped up its session after achieving significant milestones in various areas. The session saw the passing of a fiscal 2025 budget, changes in school funding, a property tax cut, and measures targeted at advancing multi-billion-dollar passenger rail projects and a bond-financed purchase of a historic hotel. Senate President Steve Fenberg described
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