Tucson expands downtown incentive district west

 

Credit: City of Tucson
Credit: City of Tucson

By Hillary Davis | Inside Tucson Business

Tucson’s Downtown Financial Incentive District, which gives developers a break on building permit fees and construction sales tax, is now about twice as big as it used to be.

The Downtown Financial Incentive District, or DFID, has followed a westerly expansion, moving its western edge from Meyer Avenue to a little past the Santa Cruz River. It now aligns with the Downtown Core Sub-district of the Infill Incentive District, a planning district that grants regulatory relief on requirements like parking, loading, setback and landscaping.

In other words, developers can obtain both the regulatory relief of the Downtown Core Sub-district and the financial incentives of the DFID without any geographical gap. The Tucson City Council approved the change earlier this month.

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