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The Center for Creative Land Recycling is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting sustainable, community-led and responsible reuse of underutilized and environmentally-impacted properties known as brownfields. In 2025, the CCLR team educated, advocated, assisted and convened stakeholders with the end goal of revitalizing neighborhoods through land recycling. We also reviewed grants that secured more […]
Raise awareness of your property for redevelopment while you perfect your pitch to developers and real estate brokers...
Going into the holiday weekend, New York State’s 2018-19 budget passed both houses of the Legislature and headed to Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s desk for his signature. At more than $168 billion, the spending plan for the coming year contained many initiatives...
On March 11, CCLR hosted our second Bike Tour of Bay Area Brownfields. For this tour we focused our attention towards the island of Alameda. Program Assistant Sam Hare Steig led a herd of 24 cyclists to three unique redevelopment sites...
When is soil just “dirt”, when is it a waste, and when is it a resource? The answer may be in the eye of the beholder...
Almost five months after the climate disasters in Puerto Rico, hundreds of thousands of homes are still without basic utilities. To fill the void, the Center for Creative Land Recycling (CCLR), along with local and national partners, set out to create an ...
Read about one of the projects featured in the “Best of Brewedway” mobile workshop, highlighting the roles that cities and developers play in promoting smart infill development on brownfield sites...
