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The Cortex Innovation Community in St. Louis has transformed 200 acres of former industrial land into a thriving hub, housing 369 companies and generating $2.1 billion in annual regional output.

Investing in innovation districts can help bridge regional economic gaps by fostering local innovation, attracting talent, and driving growth in emerging tech hubs.

Designing boulevards in arid innovation districts requires climate-sensitive planning, emphasizing natural materials, shaded areas, and compact layouts to create cooler, more inviting public spaces.

A global research effort is defining key benchmarks for innovation districts, helping leaders assess growth stages and strategic strengths.

Large-scale investment strategies often fail struggling neighborhoods. Innovation districts can thrive by prioritizing small, integrated, community-driven economic growth.

Authored by Nate Storring