Exploring a Community-Led Development District
How can investments and development in the Cully neighborhood benefit current residents, rather than leading to gentrification and displacement?
What would Cully be like if the people who are vulnerable to displacement were in charge of how the neighborhood grows and changes?
That is what we are working to find out. Seven community-based organizations are exploring the creation of a Community-Led Development District that would make investments to ensure Cully is a place where Black, indigenous and tribal people, people of color, low income people, and others vulnerable to displacement will have stable, affordable homes and economic prosperity both now and for generations to come.
Don’t miss an opportunity to have your voice heard:
- Take a 10-minute survey to share your priorities for how $50 million could be spent to prevent displacement and gentrification in Cully
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