community

Building Community and Strengthening our Social Fabric 

Project Interim is a pioneering approach to urban development, integrating social enterprise principles to support local businesses, elevate property values, boost tourism and ensure public safety. Our projects not only revitalize land sites but also serves as a platform for local artists, musicians, and cultural groups to engage with the community, enriching our city's cultural fabric.

Other Community Benefits

Social and Economic Implications of Unused Urban Spaces

Revenue Loss

The absence of active land use means missing out on potential income from property taxes and business operations, vital for the city's financial health.

Stagnation in Economic Dynamics

The lack of commercial entities, employment opportunities, and consumer engagement leads to diminished economic vibrancy in the community.

Forgone Potential

Idle land represents missed opportunities for launching commercial projects or creating communal areas that could spur economic development, job creation, and improve residents' well-being.

Visual and Social Deterioration

Empty plots contribute to a decline in the urban aesthetic, discouraging both tourists and potential investors, and negatively impacting the social fabric and appeal of the city.

Resource Drain

Maintaining unused land demands resources and infrastructure, diverting them from more productive uses, and poses potential safety risks if neglected.

Effect on Real Estate Market

The existence of vacant spaces, especially in sought-after locations, can lower property values and influence the costs of nearby leases and rentals, affecting the overall real estate market.