Project Areas | Redevelopment Agency

Redevelopment activities in the Redevelopment Agency's 17 Project Areas (PDF: 4.1M) are carried out by the City's Redevelopment Division and two non-profit public corporations: Centre City Development Corporation and Southeastern Economic Development Corporation. These Project Areas, located in various parts of the City, encompass more than 11,700 acres. Several major projects and programs in these areas are catalysts for further development.

The Redevelopment Division of the City of San Diego's City Planning and Community Investment Department administers an affordable housing program and 11 of the Redevelopment Agency's 17 Project Areas, encompassing approximately 7,613 acres:

The Centre City Development Corporation (CCDC) was established in 1975 by the City Council to carry out redevelopment activities in Downtown San Diego. CCDC has a seven-member board of directors and a staff to implement programs in its Project Areas comprising approximately 1,490 acres. CCDC administers two redevelopment Project Areas:

Centre City (Core/Columbia, Cortez, East Village, Gaslamp Quarter, Little Italy, Marina)
Horton Plaza

The Southeastern Economic Development Corporation (SEDC) was established by the City Council in 1981 to carry out redevelopment in southeastern San Diego. SEDC has a nine-member board of directors and a staff to implement programs in its Project Areas that comprise of approximately 1,055 acres. SEDC administers four redevelopment Project Areas and one Study Area:

Central Imperial
Gateway Center West
Mount Hope
Southcrest
Dells Imperial Study Area

Business Development and Incentive Zone Mapping System

For more accurate, property-based information, access the Business Development and Incentive Zone Mapping System. This mapping system allows visitors to enter either a property address or Assessor Parcel Number (APN) to obtain information on special incentive zones and districts that may apply to a particular parcel.