Geospatial Analyses (GIS)
Opportunity Lives Here: An Economic Development Master Plan for Delaware’s Three Rivers Area is a comprehensive strategy to build the local economy of a distressed area that has key assets for inclusive growth. ESI led a team of land use planners and community outreach strategists in developing a master plan that is informed by implementable […]
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Guy Michael Thigpen is a highly accomplished Researcher and Analytics Executive with a distinguished career in the fields of process management, training and development, and program implementation. He currently resides in Philadelphia, PA, where he serves as the Senior Modeler in the Office of Property Assessment at the Philadelphia Department of Finance. In this role, […]
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Equity in Small Business Study Econsult Solutions participated on a team along with Urbane Development and SourceLink® led by Next Street, to aid the United Way of Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey, the City of Philadelphia, and the Philadelphia Industrial Development Corporation in assessing opportunities for equitable entrepreneurship and developing strategies to increase business opportunities […]
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Wilmington, Delaware booms with large business and corporations, but it also has many small businesses. Among other factors, small businesses took a significant blow due to the pandemic and racial tensions throughout the US. Equitable Wilmington commissioned ESI to conduct a market analysis to advise Equitable Wilmington to better support their small businesses. The market […]
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About Practical Knowledge for Complex Analyses Econsult Solutions’ real estate practice marries academic-level rigor with real world experience to provide government and private sector clients with a wide range of analyses, advice, planning, and presentation. The Latest Insights Property Value and Impact Studies Crucial to determining the underlying value of assets is a deep understanding […]
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Many news sources are showing that home construction started to slow down nationally at the end of 2018, with single-family permits dropping by 6.7 percent. With that in mind, we wanted to see how Philadelphia’s construction activity compared year-over-year, and also how it was fairing early on in 2019. Last year, we took some time […]
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