
Int'l Downtown Assoc
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The International Downtown Association connects diverse practitioners who transform cities into healthy and vibrant places.
Washington, DC Headquarters
Joined June 2009
"The 2025 Global Liveability Index reveals that urban excellence requires more than just good coffee shops and reliable Wi-Fi, though both certainly help."
aviationa2z.com
The 2025 Global Liveability Index shows Copenhagen has officially dethroned Vienna from its 3-year reign as the world's most liveable city.
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Whether you’re cultivating a healthy retail environment, navigating municipal partnerships or developing a robust economic development program, #IDADC25 workshops allow for focused learning, peer exchange and meaningful takeaways.
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We're honored to have social entrepreneur, Michael Robbins, join us as a Master Talk speaker to explore "AI for the Heart of the City." A vital conversation for our times! Learn more: #UrbanAI #FutureofCities #IDADC25 #EmpowerCommunities
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"Conversions, along with demolitions, will reduce U.S. office inventory more than new office space deliveries will add to it this year, which should help reduce vacancies and support the market’s recovery. "
smartcitiesdive.com
Residential conversions are helping address housing shortages in some communities, but high costs and incompatible structural designs remain challenges.
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IDA is delighted to announce Rebecca Rockey, Deputy Chief Economist & Global Head of Forecasting for Cushman & Wakefield, as a Master Talk speaker for #IDADC25! She will offer a critical look at how real estate intersects with economic growth. Learn more
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Members King of Prussia District have installed hives at Renaissance Park and Moore Park to benefit the environment. Learn more:
whyy.org
The district’s hives are part of a nationwide trend to place bees in commercial spaces.
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"The future of e-scooters in Europe will depend on policy decisions, including how to manage bike lane space, and whether to prioritize providing citizens with transportation options or restricting. "
bloomberg.com
Seven years after their arrival, the tiny rentable vehicles are fixtures of many European cities. Here’s what regulators and residents have learned about living with them.
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"Five years after the pandemic began, many US transit agencies are teetering over a “fiscal cliff” as rail ridership hovers at about 70% of its pre-Covid levels nationwide. ".
bloomberg.com
Across the US and Latin America, subways still see lower ridership and financial pain. But a data analysis shows that passenger counts are higher than ever in some Europe and Asia cities.
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Tick-tock! ⏰ Just a friendly reminder that early registration prices for #IDADC25 end tomorrow, July 9. This is your chance to get the best deal on an experience packed with expert speakers, inspiring sessions and valuable place management connections.
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Elevating social infrastructure. and developing tools and metrics to measure its actual impact, “could help cities understand whether, for example, a new development has enough park space or child care nearby to support its future residents. ".
planetizen.com
New developments have clear rules for ensuring surrounding roads, water, and sewers can handle new users. Why not do the same for community amenities?
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"As is so often the case, the key here is the public sector and private providers working together in partnership." Read more:
cities-today.com
Discover how London’s cycling demand is rising with TfL’s shared e-bikes, boosting sustainable urban travel and transforming city mobility.
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