that provide communities with new and innovative amenities. BRV has led many of the most value-creating urban redevelopment projects in the United States, beginning in 1980 at Bryant Park, which at the time was a troubled public space that hurt the values of the real estate that surrounded it. Now it is the most densely-used park in the world, an international model for revitalizing public spaces. BRV was founded in 1998 and has taken the tools and principles developed at Bryant Park and applied them in 32 states and eight foreign countries. Over the years, BRV has consulted on a wide variety of projects, ranging from small parks to large urban districts. Among the notable projects are the development and operation of Klyde Warren Park in Dallas, TX; the redevelopment of the Canalside waterfront district in Buffalo, NY; the development of Levy Park in Houston, TX; the revitalization of Military Park in Newark, NJ; and the creation of Titletown District in Green Bay, WI. No matter the city, BRV has built a consensus among property owners and government around the demonstrated return on investment in placemaking. References Year of birth missing (living people) Living people American real estate businesspeople People from Chappaqua, New York Princeton School of Public and International Affairs alumni Harvard Business School alumni Scarsdale High School alumni