Name: Episode 3: Alan Berube and Hugh Dunn by Gateways Podcast
Duration: 38 min 37 s
Description: Alan Berube of the Brookings Institution Metropolitan Policy Program chats with Ben about facilitating growth in small and mid-size cities, while Aimee chats with Hugh Dunn, Executive Director of the South Coast Development Partnership.

With regulations only just released last week, opportunity zones have excited developers, policymakers, and growth advocates alike. But what sort of opportunities do they really offer the Gateway Cities? Will development continue to focus on Boston and Cambridge’s “tier-one” markets, or will real estate investors be incentivized to build in cities far outside the Boston bubble?

We asked Christopher Coes of Smart Growth America and Elijah Plymesser of LOCUS to find out.

Tune in to the most recent episode of Gateways, where co-hosts Ben Forman and Aimee Weeden chat about the potential effects of the opportunity zones in our Gateway Cities, the newly bipartisan mindset of transit-oriented development policy, and the state of fine dining along the waterfront in their most recently-visited Gateway City: New Bedford.

Episode 2: Christopher Coes and Elijah Plymesser

Alan Berube of the Brookings Institution Metropolitan Policy Program chats with Ben about facilitating growth in small and mid-size cities, while Aimee chats with Hugh Dunn, Executive Director of the South Coast Development Partnership.

Episode 3: Alan Berube and Hugh Dunn

Episode 4: Sal Lupoli

Co-hosts Ben Forman, Juana Matias, and Dr. Tracy Corley highlight innovative approaches to development in small and mid-size cities, while providing a platform for policymakers, researchers, and leaders in the Gateway Cities to share their best practices. GATEWAYS is a product of the Gateway Cities Innovation Institute at MassINC, and is produced by Libby Gormley.

Episode 3: Alan Berube and Hugh Dunn

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