Infrastructure: Pivot Point
Thank you to our guest speaker, William H. Hudnut, III, for a great discussion of why we cannot afford to ignore the problem of our aging and dated infrastructure any longer. Fixing and updating our infrastructure will be painfully expensive. But as the foundation for economic prosperity, putting it off any longer is not an option either. The stimulus spending package is a drop in the bucket. A combination of a national infrastructure bank and increased user fees and taxes will be necessary to make more than a dent.




ULI Hawaii is working on several new programs including housing and transit. Please check for details.

HUD APPROVES $731 MILLION IN NEIGHBORHOOD STABILIZATION FUNDING FOR 48 STATES AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES
Funding aimed at neighborhoods hard-hit by foreclosure