Portland leaders push for transformative urban recovery plan
October 24, 2024 | Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon
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Peter Andrews, COO of Melbourne Mark Companies and a member of the Central City TIF Exploration Steering Committee, highlighted the collaborative efforts of community members from various sectors to define investment priorities and project lists. He noted that TIF is crucial for unlocking the potential of key development sites, such as the 14-acre Broadway corridor.
The meeting underscored the necessity of leveraging TIF to support public-private partnerships, placemaking, and infrastructure development. Andrews expressed optimism that these efforts could transform Portland into a welcoming and inclusive destination, enhancing its renowned food and art scenes while fostering an environment conducive to hosting events and attracting businesses.
As the city grapples with unprecedented market challenges, the discussions reflected a commitment to creating a vibrant urban landscape that serves the needs of residents and visitors alike. The meeting concluded with a call for continued collaboration among city, county, state, and federal entities, as well as private and nonprofit organizations, to ensure the long-term recovery and growth of Portland's central city.
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