A steamboatload of public money for one development group in order to help it build new buildings, or a few hundred thousand to use as seed money of sorts, so multiple entrepreneurs can re-use the buildings we have already?
Re-Occupy Main Street: Entrepreneurs revive down-and-out business districts, by Elizabeth Evitts Dickinson (Grist)
A new grant program called Operation:Storefront aims to change that. The nonprofit Downtown Partnership of Baltimore launched the initiative last year with the goals of helping entrepreneurs and artists find affordable storefront space and generating more foot traffic downtown.
A steamboatload of public money for one development group in order to help it build new buildings, or a few hundred thousand to use as seed money of sorts, so multiple entrepreneurs can re-use the buildings we have already?
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