AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoRehoboth Planning: The city chose Dover Kohl & Partners to shape a new master plan, with economic research on business trends and market needs. Tourism supplies 63% of Rehoboth’s general-fund revenue, and officials want future redevelopment to reflect the city’s vision. Coastal Hospitality: Southern Delaware Brewing is planning a third brewpub, Fenwick Island Brewing, with Carl M. Freeman Companies at Bayside Marketplace. Separately, DiamondRock Hospitality bought Rehoboth’s Bellmoor Inn for $31 million. Travel Costs: The Cape May–Lewes Ferry added a $7 vehicle surcharge as diesel prices rise, raising costs for visitors and businesses that rely on the route. Economic Development: Delaware Prosperity Partnership CEO Monique Claiborne says the state needs to market itself more aggressively to attract investment. State leaders also celebrated the film tax credit as a tool to draw productions and related business to Delaware.
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