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Rochester Downtown Development Corporation

markjackson — 2016-02-20T19:17:54Z

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	+ ------ + ''2016-02-20 14:17:54'' [[nbsp]] Be careful on their website - a number of links don't point where they say they do. I sent email to them earlier this week pointing out they'd been hacked, but no response or changes yet. --["Users/markjackson"]

Rochester Downtown Development Corporation

BradMandell — 2008-09-15T20:50:51Z

accessible web adr recast topic sentence add RDDC and rochester linked + edit

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- \|\|[http://RochesterDowntown.com]\|\| - \|\|[http://rddc.org]\|\|	+ \|\|[http://RDDC.org]\|\| + \|\|[http://RochesterDowntown.com Rochester Downtown]\|\|
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- A membership, 501(c)4 business development organization, the '''Rochester Downtown Development Corporation''' serves to develop ["downtown"], principally as a real estate and occupancy think-tank. They publish a wealth of data about downtown, its buildings, occupancy, residency, tenancy, vacancy, and activity. They funded a major [wiki:Wikipedia:Urban_Land_Institute] study, published summer 2005 and available on their website, on how downtown should adapt to remain vital. The study also recommended RDDC reorganize to assume an active and major role in developing real estate.	+ The '''Rochester Downtown Development Corporation (RDDC)''', a membership, 501(c)4 business development organization, serves to develop ["downtown"] ["Rochester"] - principally as a real estate and occupancy think-tank.
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- The Development Corporation also served as applicant and fiscal partner in ["Big Picture Rochester"]'s submission for a grant to create and install the photomosaic which now hangs on the ["SUNY Brockport"] MetroCenter, at 55 Saint Paul, just one block north of Main St.	+ RDDC publishes a wealth of data about downtown, its buildings, occupancy, residency, tenancy, vacancy, and activity. They funded a major [wiki:Wikipedia:Urban_Land_Institute] study, published summer ["2005"] and available on their website, on how downtown should adapt to remain vital. The study also recommended RDDC reorganize to assume an active and major role in developing real estate.
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- From the website: “Rochesterdowntown.com was developed jointly by the Rochester Downtown Development Corporation (RDDC) and the Downtown Guides, with funding support from the City of Rochester.”	+ RDDC also served as applicant and fiscal partner in ["Big Picture Rochester"]'s submission for a grant to create and install the photomosaic which now hangs on the ["SUNY Brockport"] MetroCenter, at 55 Saint Paul, just one block north of Main St. + + “''Rochesterdowntown.com was developed jointly by the Rochester Downtown Development Corporation (RDDC) and the [http://www.rochesterdowntown.com/about/about_dssi.html Downtown Special Services, Inc.], with funding support from the ["City of Rochester"].''”[[Footnote(From [http://www.rochesterdowntown.com/about/about.html website] Sep 15, 2008)]]

Rochester Downtown Development Corporation

alexandergartley — 2008-09-15T19:51:01Z

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- A membership, 501(c)4 business development organization, the Rochester Downtown Development Corporation serves to develop ["downtown"], principally as a real estate and occupancy think-tank. They publish a wealth of data about downtown, its buildings, occupancy, residency, tenancy, vacancy, and activity. They funded a major [wiki:Wikipedia:Urban_Land_Institute] study, published summer 2005 and available on their website, on how downtown should adapt to remain vital. The study also recommended RDDC reorganize to assume an active and major role in developing real estate.	+ A membership, 501(c)4 business development organization, the '''Rochester Downtown Development Corporation''' serves to develop ["downtown"], principally as a real estate and occupancy think-tank. They publish a wealth of data about downtown, its buildings, occupancy, residency, tenancy, vacancy, and activity. They funded a major [wiki:Wikipedia:Urban_Land_Institute] study, published summer 2005 and available on their website, on how downtown should adapt to remain vital. The study also recommended RDDC reorganize to assume an active and major role in developing real estate.

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benmargolis — 2006-11-18T01:56:22Z

wiki linked to Downtown

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- A membership, 501(c)4 business development organization, the Rochester Downtown Development Corporation serves to develop downtown, principally as a real estate and occupancy think-tank. They publish a wealth of data about downtown, its buildings, occupancy, residency, tenancy, vacancy, and activity. They funded a major [wiki:Wikipedia:Urban_Land_Institute] study, published summer 2005 and available on their website, on how downtown should adapt to remain vital. The study also recommended RDDC reorganize to assume an active and major role in developing real estate.	+ A membership, 501(c)4 business development organization, the Rochester Downtown Development Corporation serves to develop ["downtown"], principally as a real estate and occupancy think-tank. They publish a wealth of data about downtown, its buildings, occupancy, residency, tenancy, vacancy, and activity. They funded a major [wiki:Wikipedia:Urban_Land_Institute] study, published summer 2005 and available on their website, on how downtown should adapt to remain vital. The study also recommended RDDC reorganize to assume an active and major role in developing real estate.

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peteb — 2006-11-17T21:05:42Z

Aligned website links

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2006-11-17T04:27:34Z

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JohnLam — 2006-11-17T04:27:34Z

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	+ \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Location'''\|\| + \|\|[[Address(183 East Main St, Rochester NY 14604)]]\|\| + \|\|(wheelchair accessible)\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Telephone'''\|\| + \|\|585 263 6950\|\|
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- Website with information about businesses related to visiting, working, and living ["Downtown"].	+ A membership, 501(c)4 business development organization, the Rochester Downtown Development Corporation serves to develop downtown, principally as a real estate and occupancy think-tank. They publish a wealth of data about downtown, its buildings, occupancy, residency, tenancy, vacancy, and activity. They funded a major [wiki:Wikipedia:Urban_Land_Institute] study, published summer 2005 and available on their website, on how downtown should adapt to remain vital. The study also recommended RDDC reorganize to assume an active and major role in developing real estate.
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- From the website: "Rochesterdowntown.com was developed jointly by the Rochester Downtown Development Corporation (RDDC) and the Downtown Guides, with funding support from the City of Rochester."	+ The Development Corporation also served as applicant and fiscal partner in ["Big Picture Rochester"]'s submission for a grant to create and install the photomosaic which now hangs on the ["SUNY Brockport"] MetroCenter, at 55 Saint Paul, just one block north of Main St. + + From the website: “Rochesterdowntown.com was developed jointly by the Rochester Downtown Development Corporation (RDDC) and the Downtown Guides, with funding support from the City of Rochester.”

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JohnLam — 2006-11-17T04:26:43Z

Renamed from "RochesterDowntown.com" (Under its legal name… expounded.)

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