We've got some great projects happening here in The District, from historic preservation and canopy removal to multi-use, infill development projects. Columbia is growing fast and we're making sure The District remains the economic and cultural heart of the city. This means higher density development, eliminating surface parking lots, encouraging more residential development and building up rather than out.
Development Incentives
Take advantage of state and federal programs to help fund historic renovations--and learn about some local incentives the city is considering.
Development Update
Learn about all the great development projects in the works here in The District
Downtown Columbia Campus/City Opportunity Study.
Created by Sasaki and Associates.
Avenue of the Columns.
Development and beautification of Eighth Street.
Helping Urban Beautification Plan.
Our comprehensive plan to beautify the public space.
Downtown Columbia Campus/City Opportunity Study.
Created by Sasaki and Associates.
Facade Repair Program
Now that the canopies are gone, here's help and advice for fixing up your facade.
NCCNA Urban Conservation Overlay Proposal
Learn about what the neighborhood to our north is proposing.
SBD Member Survey. Take this quick survey and you could win a $100 District shopping spree!
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SBD Restructuring. Learn more about the process.
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Annual Report now available. Download your copy now.
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Parking Garage Proposals. Planned for Walnut Street.
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SBD Funding. An overview of our revenue sources.
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SBD Update. Read the latest member news.
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What's a CID? Community Improvement Districts and other development incentives.
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Whose Job Is It? Check out our quick maintenance guide and report problems online.
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Graffiti Problems? Read our Crime Prevention Guide for tips on what to do.
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Free WiFi hotspots!
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Member newsletter. Join our mailing list.
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Real change, not spare change. Work towards real social change at www.changeforcolumbia.com.
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