
A real estate development company for high-potential historic properties
Jillpine repurposes challenging sites to solve for new uses in order to create social and financial viability. Jillpine works with building owners eager to convert a liability into a financial, organizational, or community win - because mastering the creative reuse of resources will determine the sustainability of our economy, our climate, and our communities.
What is a "high potential historic property?"
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Long-term vacant or significantly underutilized
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Publicly or institutionally-owned
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Visibly deteriorated, blighted, or contaminated
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Robust but potentially obsolete structural system
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Notable architecture and historic materials
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Listed in or eligible for the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP)
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Functionally obsolete
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30,000 sq. ft. or more
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In a market with current or future economic drivers
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Some examples:
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City or County Jails
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Decommissioned powerplants
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Schools, hospitals, and religious campuses
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Opera houses, armories, and movie theaters
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Meghan Elliott
Meghan Elliott is an entrepreneur, leader, advocate, consultant, business owner, and collaborator in historic building reuse. She is the principal, founder, and CEO of Jillpine, New History, and RevitalizeMN.
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