Wheeling, West Virginia Spotlighted as Perfect Case Study for Urban Regeneration
Summary
The piece looks at the particular decline of Wheeling from population exoduses to surrounding metropolises like Philadelphia in West Virginia, Ohio, and Pennsylvania.It’s incredibly exciting to have this town feature in an International magazine, and we look forward to furthering the city’s efforts even farther in the future.” The success of the Wheeling project led to an upsurge in interest in redeveloping buildings in the area.Many of the subscribers who read the journal manage real estate assets and supervise the purchasing, maintenance, leasing, financial management, and record keeping for 12.2 billion square feet of commercial space, and 11.7 million residential units nationwide.“Many people are familiar with the daunting infrastructure overhaul facing America in the next few decades.It’s incredibly exciting to have this town feature in an International magazine, and we look forward to furthering the city’s efforts even farther in the future.”The success of the Wheeling project led to an upsurge in interest in redeveloping buildings in the area.Consequently, the investment and regeneration slowed the population drain, enabling the city’s economy to get back on its feet again.For more information, or to read additional features and in-depth analysis of Wheeling’s comeback, visit: http://www.jpm-digital.org/jpm/may_jun_2016.