By the 1950s and 60s, the United States was nearing the conclusion of an extensive era of robust industrial expansion. This period, often referred to as the heyday of big-ticket manufacturing and infrastructure projects, saw a surge in employment opportunities across various sectors including communication, transportation, utilities, and public works.

However, amidst the hustle of industrial progress, Main Street remained the quintessential gathering place at the end of each workday. It was where friends convened, business transactions flourished, and ideas sparked into existence. Whether through face-to-face interactions, written correspondence, or telephone conversations, neighbors engaged deeply with one another. Moreover, Main Street served as the nexus to the broader world through radio broadcasts and television, connecting local communities to global events and trends.

In essence, Main Street embodied not just a physical space, but a vibrant hub of social and economic exchange where the fabric of community was woven together, fostering innovation and fostering local identity.

In today’s digital economy, technology professionals harness software and data to unlock new opportunities daily. iNeighborhoods bridges our industrial legacy with future socio-economic potential by offering residents easy access to high-speed data, Smart City technologies, and a rich tapestry of trendy cultural and recreational amenities.

Smart City innovations attract coders, creative organizations, entrepreneurs, and Ai, geospatial and IoT developers. Communication in our innovation neighborhoods occurs effortlessly through ultra-high-speed data and mobile Internet access, fostering collaboration and connectivity.

Welcome to your iNeighborhood: the all-inclusive community where new residents, creativity, talent, and abundant public and private sector opportunities converge.