RenCen redevelopment hangs on lawmakers' buy-in

RenCen redevelopment hangs on lawmakers' buy-in

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Property taxes
Public spaces
Redevelopment
State budgets
Subsidies
Tax policy
Tax rates
Transportation equipment industry
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