Public-Private Partnerships
Within the Urban Redevelopment Area, the Downtown Development Authority of Madison (DDA) proactively and implements programs/projects bringing renewal to areas of disinvestment and incentivizing private investment.  The DDA works independently, seeks partnerships, and invites development agreements with parties interested in urban redevelopment.
[see also, Downtown Development Area and Project Showcase]

The Anchorage 

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The DDA is encouraging the redevelopment of a stalled subdivision into a diverse neotraditional neighborhood.  The concept explores a mixture of housing options within one neighborhood, while creating additional street and sidewalk connectivity and allowing for the recreation of a commercial corridor flanking the railroad.	Wellington Area Redevelopment Concept, 2011
Potential Partnership
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Concept Plan
Joint Development Proposal
Other Pocket Neighborhoods
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College Heights 

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The DDA is encouraging the redevelopment of vacant and sparsely occupied land for working class senior housing.  The concept explores an assisted / independent living complex, while insuring street and sidewalk connectivity and allowing for the creation of a neighborhood park in an identified underserved area.	College Area Redevelopment Concept, 2011
Potential Partnership
Related History
Concept Plan
Joint Development Proposal
Other Pocket Neighborhoods
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