Urban renewal does not replace private development. It creates opportunities for the public and private sectors to combine tools and solve problems neither could handle alone and create results with broader community benefits.

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THE CCDC EFFECT

Everyone who played a role in the revitalization of Downtown Boise agrees that the tool of urban renewal is the main reason for its success.

Guided by a professional staff and powered by a resolve to challenge the status quo, CCDC modernized infrastructure, fostered the start-up community, and generated more housing, hospitality, job growth than any time in the history of Boise. Who made it happen and how did they do it?

The Projects

Three districts, 30+ years, one Agency. Check out this selection of projects that would not have happened but for the tool of urban renewal.

There were literally thousands of people involved in making Downtown Boise the nationally acclaimed  example of redevelopment that it is today. Here’s a chance to listen to them describe the effort, in their own words.

It’s not easy. It’s not automatic. But the system in place at CCDC continues to build a better Boise as employees stack successes, day after day.

30 YEARS OF PARTNERSHIPS AND PROGRESS

The CCDC Effect is real. Every Revenue Allocation Area (URD) in Boise has prospered at a rate higher and faster than non-URD areas. The Agency has a system, and it works. Many others like to talk about the work of CCDC, sometimes accurately, sometimes not. This website provides the facts about three past downtown districts.

Clay Carley

Carley details the challenges of redeveloping aging buildings in Old Boise, including outdated infrastructure, asbestos remediation, and complex mechanical systems, as well as the importance of parking, historic tax credits, and façade easements.

5th Generation Idahoan and Longtime Downtown Developer