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Beyond mixed use: How Gen Z demand is reshaping placemaking strategy

Design sets the stage. Engagement drives absorption. Here's how intentional community management turns mixed-use amenities into long-term competitive advantage.
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Beyond the amenity package: How intentional engagement builds community connection

As developers of master-planned communities navigate rising construction costs and shifting buyer expectations, one question continues to surface in placemaking and land planning conversations: What truly creates lasting value in ...
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Sense of place, social infrastructure, and the future of master-planned communities

Todd Hornback explores how sense of place, social infrastructure, and people-forward placemaking are reshaping value creation in master-planned community development.
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Building connection for better wellbeing

Community is more than an amenity, it’s a vital source of wellbeing In a country where time spent with others is steadily declining, the data in our 2025 Cohere Community ...
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Innovating the single-family rental market

Cohere & Great Street partnership driven by shared vision for community Cohere and The Great Street Company announce partnership to bring the “feel good” power of community to the single-family ...
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In-person engagement + social media

Fostering in-person engagement in a digital world No doubt, we’re living in a time where technology is essential to our daily lives. Whether out of necessity, convenience, or preference, most ...
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