City launches pilot grant program for businesses to ‘Renovate and Reinvest’
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — The Metropolitan Redevelopment Agency has launched a pilot program designed to enhance the look and feel of businesses in Albuquerque.
The “Renovate & Reinvest” program will provide a matching grant of up to $95,000 for business owners to enhance the aesthetics and functionality of their buildings.
This program is open to properties within these areas:
Mayor Tim Keller and other city officials hope this program will incentivize property owners to make long-lasting improvements that will spur growth and make communities feel more vibrant.
“We’re helping local business owners improve their curb appeal and be part of the vision for a better, stronger Albuquerque,” the mayor said. “This funding will help businesses make a real difference in the look and feel of our neighborhoods, and revitalize key areas of our city.”
The MRA is accepting applications on a rolling basis until they fully allocate all of their funds. A cash match is required for all of the awards, which is based on business size.
Learn more about the program on the MRA’s website.