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Cincinnati City Council Approves the Banks Riverfront Plan
June 15, 2026

25 years in the making. 1,300 new residential units. 2.5 million square feet of housing, retail, and office space. $750–800 million in new private investment. Cincinnati City Council has approved the Urban Design Plan Update for The Banks — completing the vision for one of the country’s most storied riverfront revivals. HR&A Advisors, alongside Perkins&Will, […]

New Report Examines the Labor Market Trends and Structural Challenges Shaping New York City’s Future of Work
June 11, 2026

New York City has more jobs today than at any point in its history. And yet, one-third of its workers are earning less than they were before the pandemic. That tension sits at the heart of Making Growth Matter, a new report and interactive data dashboard HR&A Advisors released today with Association for a Better […]

More Jobs, Less Mobility: New Report Examines New York City’s Affordability Challenge
June 11, 2026

This press release was originally posted by ABNY. NEW YORK, NY — June 11, 2026 — The Association for a Better New York (ABNY) and the New York City Employment and Training Coalition (NYCETC), with analysis by HR&A Advisors, today released Making Growth Matter: The Trends Shaping New York City’s Future of Work, a new […]

Welcoming the 2026 Class of HR&A Summer Interns!
June 08, 2026

HR&A’s Summer Internship is a 10-week program that welcomes young professionals committed to tackling the complex challenges facing cities. Interns are active members of our project teams, contributing to a range of critical workstreams for our clients, including market analysis, case study research, economic modeling, and real estate pro forma preparation. Based across our offices, […]

May 21, 2026

For 50 years, we’ve been problem solvers for cities, delivering solutions that drive lasting impact for our clients and the communities they serve. Today, we’re launching a new website and an evolved visual identity that matches the depth of our work and our focus on what’s next for cities. We’ve also made it easier for […]

The Public Grocery Playbook: What City Leaders Need to Know
May 20, 2026

At a time when cities across the country are facing an affordability crisis and communities are struggling to find healthy, culturally relevant food options for their families, a new solution is gaining momentum: public grocery stores.   With recent headlines celebrating Atlanta’s opening of Azalea Market, Chicago’s plans to develop a network of publicly-supported markets, and […]

HR&A Contributes to Winning Vision for Midtown Green, Atlanta’s Next Great Civic Space
May 01, 2026

HR&A is honored to have contributed to the early programming vision, operating revenue strategy, and benefits case as part of the winning team, led by Field Operations, for Midtown Green — a proposed 4-acre cultural destination in Midtown Atlanta. Unveiled this week at Midtown Alliance’s Annual Meeting, the concept has already captured the city’s imagination, […]

April 30, 2026

This op-ed was originally published by Crain’s New York Business and authored by Partner Kate Wittels and Principal Sulin Carling. Elected officials and business leaders describe New York City as the most resilient city in the world, bouncing back stronger from every shock and adapting to a new normal. Today, the shock is AI. AI promises unprecedented productivity gains, but […]

April 30, 2026

We’re looking forward to joining clients, collaborators, thought leaders, and changemakers at the Urban Land Institute’s 2026 Spring Meeting in Nashville. As the industry comes together to exchange ideas and shape the future of cities, our team will share insights from decades of work at the intersection of real estate, economic development, and resilience.   Speaking Engagements: […]