Neighborhood Prosperity Initiative TIF Districts

The Neighborhood Prosperity Initiative TIF Districts were designed to foster economic opportunity and vitality throughout Portland neighborhoods. Through grants, training, and support from Prosper Portland, each Network organization was responsible for planning and implementing projects to improve local commercial districts.

  • Date Created

    April 2012

  • District Status

    Closed

By the numbers

  • Established

    2012

  • Neighborhood districts

    7

Explore Projects Citywide

  • OHSU Knight Cancer Research Building

    Located on Portland’s South Waterfront, this seven-story, 320K SF building includes a conference center, research laboratory space, research support functions, ground level retail and offices

  • OHSU Center for Health and Healing South

    Two buildings that mark an important milestone for OHSU's expansion in the South Waterfront.

Explore Grants

  • Local Small Business Expanded Repair/Restore Grants

    Provides funding to small businesses that have sustained physical and economic damage due to break-ins and vandalism

  • Affordable Commercial Tenanting Grant

    Provides funding to property owners and small business owners who are in the process of negotiating a lease. Grant funds may be used for tenant improvements, space-related soft costs, and permitting support to ready space to open for business.

Explore Districts

  • Sumner–Parkrose–Argay–Columbia Corridor

    A diverse, historic district established for equitable growth in connecting communities, industry, and nature.

  • 82nd Avenue Area

    Focus on community-led development to help stabilize existing residents, businesses, and support inclusive long-term growth and wealth-building.