The mission of the
Long Beach
Redevelopment Agency
is to enhance the quality of life by improving blighted areas of Long Beach, revitalizing neighborhoods, promoting economic development, creating jobs, providing affordable housing and encouraging citizen participation. |  | Latest NewsThe RDA is seeking proposals for the relocation, preservation, rehabilitation and adaptive reuse of Julian Ship Supply. This historically significant structure is located at 505 West Broadway Avenue, in Downtown Long Beach. All proposals from qualified private development companies, nonprofit groups, or individual developers will be considered. For a copy of the RFP, click here.
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| The RDA has made four historic homes available to the public for purchase and restoration. As part of its Willmore Historic Homes project that relocated three of the four early 20th century homes, the RDA is seeking proposals for the ownership and restoration of the following:
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| A May 29, 2008 story in the Press-Telegram highlighted the RDA's strategic efforts to eliminate blight and crime from communities. Click "more" to read the full article.
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| Watch Long Beach Redevelopment Agency Executive Director Craig Beck and Councilmember Gerrie Schipske discussing Redevelopment and Long Beach Development Services activities on "Heart of the City," LBTV's public affairs program. Watch the video here.
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| Watch Redevelopment Agency Executive Director Craig Beck and Vice Mayor Bonnie Lowenthal discuss the City's LB2030 General Plan Update on "Heart of the City," Long Beach TV 8's public affairs program. To watch the show, click here.
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| | Meet The RDA Team | Elvia Delgadillo is the North Project Area’s Development Project Manager. She has worked for the Long Beach Redevelopment Agency since July of 2006; prior to joining the City, Elvia worked for the Los Angeles County Community Development Commission for 23 years, where she managed a Redevelopment Project in East Los Angeles.
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