Commercial Revitalization Revolving Loan Fund

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On the Road to Prosperity

In 2018, the City of Tulsa commissioned a study to assess the City’s commercial centers given the changing nature of retail and consumer behavior at the time. The findings of that study were the foundation of several programs that were created by the City of Tulsa and PartnerTulsa to encourage the development of neighborhood commercial centers, particularly those in key commercial corridors.

The Commercial Revitalization Revolving Loan Fund is a flexible loan program for small businesses and property developers looking to expand in key commercial corridors. The program is managed in partnership with the Tulsa Economic Development Corporation (TEDC).

  • Bus Rapid Transit Revolving Loan Fund
  • Transit Oriented Development Fee Reimbursement
Bus Rapid Transit Revolving Loan Fund
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Bus Rapid Transit Revolving Loan Fund

The Bus Rapid Transit Revolving Loan Fund is a flexible loan fund used to support the development of small and medium sized commercial businesses along key transit corridors throughout the City of Tulsa.

Transit Oriented Development Fee Reimbursement
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Transit Oriented Development Fee Reimbursement

The Fee Reimbursement program can be utilized by commercial development and small businesses to reimburse a portion of fees assessed by the City of Tulsa for property improvements.

Oasis Fresh Market grocery store in Tulsa, OK
Impact Story

Oasis Fresh Market: Paving the Way Towards a Better Tulsa

North Tulsa’s food desert prompted the City to partner with the local community, non-profit organizations, and the local Community Development Finance Institution (CDFI). The neighborhood now has its own 16,425 sq. ft state-of-the-art grocery store on Peoria Avenue called Oasis Fresh Market.

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What’s Next for the Kirkpatrick Heights & Greenwood Master Plan: June 2023 Update

It’s been approximately five months since the formal adoption of the Kirkpatrick Heights & Greenwood Master Plan (KHMP). During the visioning and design process, we worked with an 11-person Leadership Committee, appointed by Mayor G.T.…
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Community Partner Profile: Creating a Framework for Community Leadership and Ownership with the Opportunity Accelerator

Each month we highlight community members and the projects they lead. Interested in keeping up with our work? Sign up for our newsletter for monthly updates and breaking news. In February, PartnerTulsa received a national grant to…
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Contact Us

Spencer Mitchell
Director, Economic Incentives spencer@partnertulsa.org (918)-576-5561