Prince George's Competitive Retail Market Strategic Action Plan

Page 107

TOOLS, INCENTIVES, AND BEST PRACTICES

Incentive

Currently Available in Prince George’s County?

Potential Use

Façade Improvement Grants

Yes

Encouraging owners of commercial buildings to make small-scale façade improvements.

Federal and State Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credits

Yes

Helps owners of historic commercial buildings interested in building rehabilitation finance rehabilitation projects.

Forgivable Loans

Yes

Attracting high priority businesses.

Foundation Grants

Yes

Could help seed creation of revolving funds for business development and property redevelopment. Job training and small business training.

High Tech Real Property Tax Credit

Yes

High tech businesses interested in reusing shopping center space for operations.

Impact Fees to Guide New Development to Existing Commercial Centers

No

Discouraging development of new commercial space outside existing dense, mixed-use commercial centers.

Linked Deposit Program

Yes

Low-interest loans for MBEs/SBEs.

Maryland Economic Development Assistance Authority Fund

Yes

Redevelopment of distressed or defunct shopping centers, particularly for priority uses (such as arts/entertainment or child care centers).

Microenterprise Loan Program

Yes

Small-scale loans to business owners for business or property improvement.

Military Personnel + Veteran-Owned Small Business Loan Program

Yes

Veterans interested in launching or expanding a business.

Neighborhood Business Works Program

Yes

Small businesses and nonprofits interested in rehabilitating or redeveloping vacant or underused buildings for neighborhood benefit.

97 Prince George’s County Competitive Retail Market Strategic Action Plan


Issuu converts static files into: digital portfolios, online yearbooks, online catalogs, digital photo albums and more. Sign up and create your flipbook.