Given that the public till is empty, governments at every level should now turn to private capital to help rebuild America’s infrastructure backbone.
As public funding dries up, private investors are stepping in to rebuild America's critical social infrastructure — and the opportunities are bigger than ever.
Facing massive federal layoffs and crumbling infrastructure, America's public schools are at a breaking point — and urgent investment is the only path forward.
The residents and elected officials of rural “left-behind” communities face significant challenges as they play economic catch-up to more prosperous cities and suburbs.
Across the U.S., students are sitting in freezing, molding, and all too often dangerous classrooms, as school buildings, one of America’s most underfunded infrastructure areas, go ignored.
Digging deeper deficit holes to fix infrastructure can't fix the problem. Here's why it's time for private capital for infrastructure.
The HRE bridge has streamlined truck routes and reduced local traffic congestion by providing direct access to I-80.
The 12.6-acre Elizabeth River Park has been dramatically revitalized from a neglected site into a lively community space.
The original post office, a cornerstone of Longs, SC, was destroyed in an arson fire.
This page archives published work by American Infrastructure Partners, highlighting our initiatives in transportation, logistics, broadband, and educational infrastructure. Explore insights into our efforts and how we are driving nationwide impact through strategic partnerships and innovation.
