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Corion J. DeLaine is an accomplished professional in urban planning, historic preservation, and real estate development, with a career dedicated to strengthening communities through thoughtful redevelopment and civic engagement. Over the past several years, he has gained diverse experience working with municipalities, nonprofit organizations, and private sector entities, giving him a broad perspective on the challenges and opportunities within Florida’s urban landscape.
Corion is well versed in urban development, community engagement, and public participation, consistently seeking to create projects that balance growth with cultural preservation. His leadership journey includes graduating from both the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce’s Leadership Miami Program and the Urban Land Institute’s Leadership Institute, experiences that shaped his ability to navigate complex development and policy environments.
Deeply committed to service, Corion is active in several civic and professional organizations. He serves as a board member with the Florida Redevelopment Association, the Florida Downtown Association, and the Florida Trust for Historic Preservation, contributing to statewide efforts in redevelopment and preservation. He is also a member of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, the Florida State University chapter of Progressive Black Men Inc., and a noble member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Incorporated.
At his core, Corion is a real estate developer driven by a passion for reconstructing and revitalizing communities. His work reflects a philosophy of redevelopment “by us, for us, and with us,” ensuring that growth honors history while creating vibrant, sustainable communities that residents are proud to call their own.
