Englewood Downtown Development Authority

The Englewood Downtown Development Authority (EDDA) was created by voters within the EDDA district through an election on November 3, 2020. The EDDA is a quasi-governmental entity with the mission of serving as the champion of downtown Englewood through its coordination and investment in marketing, promotion, programming and other key functions. On November 2, 2021, the district's voters approved a $70 million debt authorization, which enabled the EDDA to invest in the area over the course of its 30-year lifespan. A significant portion of this public financing capacity is expected to be combined with other public investments to facilitate the redevelopment of the CityCenter core area.

The EDDA boundary and sub-areas shown below show CityCenter's relationship to the South Broadway and the Wellness District sub-areas. The redevelopment of CityCenter will enhance the opportunity to connect and integrate these three downtown sub-areas as a vibrant and financially sustainable downtown Englewood.

As the redevelopment of CityCenter continues to be planned and implemented, the EDDA will play an important role in integrating this transit-oriented development into the revitalized fabric of downtown. More information on the EDDA can be found HERE.