Summary
The city is considering tax breaks to encourage developers to turn older, empty office buildings on the Northside into housing and other uses. Supporters hope this will spark investment similar to downtown programs and bring more residents to the neighborhood.
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Last discussed Jun 22, 2026.
Impact analysis
Will reduce near-term property tax revenue from improved properties in exchange for long-term revitalization and increased income tax bases.
Northside property owners, developers undertaking adaptive reuse projects, and future residents seeking housing options near local institutions.
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