Neighborhoods

PIP Grants are awarded to support business competitiveness and/or property redevelopment in projects that meet social equity goals.

The Action Plan guides the investment of $32 million in the Interstate Corridor urban renewal area to align with strategic goals that benefit the community.

Alberta Commons, anchored by Natural Grocers, is at a high-traffic corner and will bring new excitement to the neighborhood, offering small, minority-owned businesses the opportunity to participate in the retail mix.

Prosper Portland has $2 million budgeted for infrastructure improvements on the 2.2-mile stretch of North Lombard Street (from North Chautauqua Blvd. to North Rodney St.).

The Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard Gateway and Heritage Markers celebrate the diverse cultural character of the North/ Northeast neighborhoods.

Prosper Portland focuses on supporting growth of mixed use, mixed income communities in the Lents Town Center that contribute to improved business and resident satisfaction with the community.

Prosper Portland's assistance to the Portland Mercado included grant funding and help with concept development and the business plan, representing a total investment of more than $1 million.

Prosper Portland has been a longtime supporter and partner with Zenger Farm, providing close to $800,000 in financial support over the years.

Our investment in Leach reflects the agency's commitment to provide high quality amenities to East Portland and expand opportunities for engagement with the diverse local community.

Prosper Portland contributed more than $27 million to the Eastside extension, which attracted new development and achieved regional and local transit, environmental, and economic development goals.