Community Redevelopment Agency Explore Downtown and North Greenwood business assistance and community redevelopment resources.
Downtown Development Board (DDB) The Downtown Development Board (DDB) is composed of seven elected officials who act as an aid to the city, the Clearwater Redevelopment Agency and citizens to see that city services are properly planned and events are funded in the downtown area.
Downtown Gateway The Clearwater Downtown Redevelopment Plan describes the vision for the East Gateway Character District as: "...a vibrant, stable, diverse neighborhood defined by its unique cultural base and mixed land uses."
Am I located within the Downtown Community Redevelopment Area? Determine if you are located within the Downtown CRA boundaries.
Am I located within the North Greenwood CRA? Determine if you are located within the North Greenwood CRA boundaries.
Community Redevelopment Agency Explore Downtown and North Greenwood business assistance and community redevelopment resources.
County-Owned Properties Open for Redevelopment Pinellas County is advancing a mixed-use redevelopment opportunity in downtown Clearwater across 34 parcels on 17 county-owned properties totaling approximately 24.5 acres. The site presents a rare opportunity to shape a more connected, walkable downtown district.
Downtown Clearwater Community Redevelopment Area (DTCRA) The city of Clearwater initially established a Community Redevelopment Agency for Downtown Clearwater area in 1981. At the original inception, the Community Redevelopment Area comprised 247 acres. This area grew and was expanded eastward to include the Downtown Gateway neighborhood which increased the CRA to its current size of 488 acres.
Downtown Development Board (DDB) The Downtown Development Board (DDB) is composed of seven elected officials who act as an aid to the city, the Clearwater Redevelopment Agency and citizens to see that city services are properly planned and events are funded in the downtown area.
Downtown Gateway The Clearwater Downtown Redevelopment Plan describes the vision for the East Gateway Character District as: "...a vibrant, stable, diverse neighborhood defined by its unique cultural base and mixed land uses."
Downtown Redevelopment Plan & Zoning District Downtown Clearwater will thrive as the urban core and heart of the City, as the center of business and government, and as an attractive place to live, work, shop and play. A revitalized Downtown will be achieved through quality urban design, continued creation of a high quality public realm, and a dense and livable pattern which will strengthen the overall health of the city.
North Greenwood Community Redevelopment Area (NGCRA) North Greenwood is a Clearwater neighborhood located north of downtown, where a new Community Redevelopment Agency has been created to spur economic development.
North Ward School: From Historic Landmark to Future Community Asset The historic North Ward Elementary School, located in Downtown’s Old Bay Character District, presents a unique opportunity for community-focused revitalization. The city strongly recommends proposals include preservation of the historic buildings while exploring new uses that benefit the community and support neighborhood revitalization.
Private Development Opportunities Explore privately owned commercial, industrial, mixed-use and redevelopment properties throughout Clearwater. This interactive map connects developers, investors, brokers and businesses with sites that support new investment, expansion and redevelopment opportunities across the city.
Reimagine Clearwater Main Library: A Cultural Destination The city of Clearwater invites museums, planetariums, or performing arts institutions to partner with the city in transforming a portion or the entirety of the Clearwater Main Library into a destination experience for Tampa Bay area residents and visitors. The Clearwater Main Library is a five-story, 92,332-square-foot venue located at 100 N. Osceola Ave.