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| The Economic Benefits of Historic Preservation |
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The Colorado Historical Foundation has released a study that outlines the many economic benefits generated by historic preservation activities in Colorado over the past 20 years, and reveals the significance of historic preservation, acting as an engine for economic development not only for the entire state, but also for each Colorado community and individual citizens. The study focuses on two main areas. The first area of emphasis is statewide economic activity. Including economic benefits triggered by the rehabilitation of historic building sand heritage tourists. The second area of emphasis is the effect of local landmarking on individual historic properties featuring several Denver neighborhoods. For more information about the study, please call 303.894.2503, or visit the Colorado Historical Foundation Web site at www.cohf.org. |
