Our 2016 Annual Report chronicles a landmark year

Sep 5, 2016 | Economic Development, Press Release

Annual reportThe dramatic changes taking place across University City can be hard to keep up with – unless you have the University City Partners annual report.

Our brand new 2016 University City Partners Annual Report chronicles these changes over the past year (July 2015-June 2016) as well our public-private group’s efforts to fulfill our mission: to create a dynamic transit-oriented community, urban in scale and design, in University City’s central business and learning district.

This information-packed eight-page report is available to download now. Among the report’s highlights:

  • Major University City developments and business expansions
  • University City Partners accomplishments
  • How we are promoting University City through media and events
  • Our dynamic board of directors
  • Priorities for the coming year

We invite you to view or download our Annual Report and encourage you to join us in this exciting mission for our community!

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