Mr. Ed Gaskin lays it all out where he calculated the Cash Spend from another extraordinary wave of investment underway. He writes … White Stadium represents more than $325 million in public and private construction. Madison Park Technical Vocational High School is estimated at roughly $680 million to $720 million. The Blue Hill Avenue center-running bus lane project is $163 million. Franklin Park has $28 million in dedicated investment. Nubian Square projects include approximately $160.7 million at 135 Dudley St., $20.4 million at 40-50 Warren St. and $10.8 million at 75-81 Dudley St. That brings the pipeline to more than $1.388 billion at the low end and more than $1.428 billion at the high end, before other housing and infrastructure projects are counted.” \ Ed Gaskin bio, ED Greater Grove Hall Main Streets
Black Business owners hitting their mark.
2026
| Company | Industry | Estimated Annual Revenue |
| OneUnited Bank | Banking / Financial Services | ~$39M – $50M+ |
| Cruz Companies | Construction & Real Estate Development | ~$20M – $25M |
| DRB Facility Services | Commercial Facilities & Maintenance | ~$15M – $20M |
| The Urban Grape | Beverage & Retail Distribution | ~$5M – $10M |
| MIDA Hospitality Group | Food Service & Restaurants | ~$5M – $10M |
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