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Redevelopment & Adaptive Reuse
The Economic Development Division is committed to supporting redevelopment in less attractive areas of the city. The Division is also responsible for assisting with private, public and non-profit sector redevelopment initiatives by working directly with property owners, developers and builders on project approval and implementation. In addition, the division is a point of contact for citizens and business owners seeking information on redevelopment projects and long range plans that potentially impact their property.
The Economic Development Division seeks to facilitate public financing of redevelopment projects using local, state and federally funded incentive programs when possible to reduce the cost associated with redevelopment.
The new market tax credit (NMTC) program provides private-sector investors (e.g., banks, insurance companies, corporations, and individuals) with federal income tax credits in return for new investments in eligible businesses, ranging from small business startups to real estate development. The program is designed to increase the amount of investment capital available to business and economic development programs in low-income communities. For more information visit the Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFI) Fund. The CDFI Fund website provides access to CDE and NMTC application materials and workshops, a map of qualified census tracts and counties and other information about the NMTC program.
Redevelopment Finance Programs
The Economic Development Division seeks to facilitate public financing of redevelopment projects using local, state and federally funded incentive programs when possible to reduce the cost associated with redevelopment.
New Market Tax Credits
The new market tax credit (NMTC) program provides private-sector investors (e.g., banks, insurance companies, corporations, and individuals) with federal income tax credits in return for new investments in eligible businesses, ranging from small business startups to real estate development. The program is designed to increase the amount of investment capital available to business and economic development programs in low-income communities. For more information visit the Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFI) Fund. The CDFI Fund website provides access to CDE and NMTC application materials and workshops, a map of qualified census tracts and counties and other information about the NMTC program.
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Tax Allocation Districts
The city of Marietta has established tax allocation districts (TAD) in an effort to revitalize declining neighborhoods and stimulate reinvestment in underutilized property. TADs offer opportunities for communities to support desired private development by reinvesting the resulting incremental property tax revenues into the projects themselves. Major projects assisted with Marietta’s first TAD bond issue include residential and mixed use development.
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