Economic Growth and Redevelopment Services Office
As a vital component of the city's economic development program, the Economic Growth and Redevelopment Services Office was created to manage the city's economic development policies and to promote and facilitate sustainable growth in the Desired Development Zone, in partnership with the community, project developers and the City of Austin organization. The goal is to enhance livability and economic viability in a manner that preserves the character of Austin and its environment.
NEWS
Dec 16, 2010
Nov 23, 2010
City to apply for funds from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Brownfield Economic Development Initiative (BEDI) and accompanying Section 108 Loan Guarantee Program (Section 108).
Submit your community comments through the comment period effective until January 14, 2011.
Sométase comentarios y recomendaciones del público hasta el 14 de enero de 2011.
City of Austin announces SunPower Corporation Economic Development Proposal
View City of Austin SunPower Corporation Economic Development Presentation (Dec 2, 2010)
Nov 4, 2010
Texas Perspectives Study 2010
Austin City Council Presentation - Nov 4, 2010
The City of Austin released an economic impact analysis conducted by Texas Perspectives, Inc. on the potential economic and tax revenue impact of a new Austin Convention Center hotel.
July 23, 2010
Austin is top U.S. creative center
Entrepreneur.com praises our creativity, commerce and emerging tech culture. June 30, 2010
Austin Public Art nationally recognized
Americans for the Arts selected two Austin Art in Public Places projects for its 2010 Public Art in Review. May 26, 2010
Kiplinger’s names Austin ‘Best City for the Next Decade’
Kiplinger reports "Austin has spawned many companies with unique twists that have gone nationwide. The city’s 200 live music venues, lakes, parks, and funky businesses all contribute to its eclectic vibe." February 25, 2010
Facebook - Fourth high profile company to target Austin
The social networking service, Facebook, to establish a 200-person Austin-based sales and operations facility. January 29, 2010
LegalZoom Economic Development Agreement
The relocation has the potential of creating up to 600 jobs in Austin. January 25, 2010
Austin is Tops for Small Business
The City of Austin has been ranked as the #1 place in the U.S. to open a small business by Portfolio.com January 12, 2010
Hangar Orthopedic Group Economic Development Agreement
The relocation has the potential of creating up to 250 jobs in Austin.Key Services
- Provide assistance to the City Manager and City Council to development and implement the City's economic development policies and programs, including the Emerging Technology Program and Small Business Development Program.
- Provide project management and implementation services to project owners and stakeholders in order to successfully complete projects on time.
- Engage with primary employers and key project developers in order to encourage location and/or expansion in the Desired Development Zone.
- Provide information to and coordinate projects and studies for the community that encourages a mixed-use downtown:
- Provide up-to-date information about development in the downtown area (see Downtown Redevelopment, particularly Downtown Report)
- Serve as liaison to Downtown Austin Alliance
- Serve as staff liaison to Downtown Commission
- Produce and distribute Downtown Emerging Projects Map and Database
- Manage the Business Retention and Enhancement (BRE) Loan Program
- Nurture, preserve and promote Austin's arts and creative industries in order to strengthen and sustain Austin's dynamic cultural vitality:
- Provide development opportunities and resources to small businesses so that they may become self-sustaining in a competitive business environment.
Projects
City Projects
Joint Public/Private Projects
Robert Mueller Municipal Airport Redevelopment Second Street Retail DevelopmentAMLI Residential Development Private Developments
- The Domain
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