Brownsville Builds on Its Past to Create New Opportunities for the Future
· Texas Border Business
In September 2026, the Brownsville Community Improvement Corporation (BCIC) launched several initiatives aimed at preserving historic properties and fostering entrepreneurship. BCIC President Cori Peña highlighted the city's potential, introducing the Brownsville Historic Tax Credit Eligibility Map, which identifies 306 historic sites for potential tax credits. The Mitte Cultural District was recognized as a new cultural district, allowing arts organizations to apply for state grants. Additionally, BCIC opened applications for its BIG LIFT program, offering up to $30,000 for local businesses to improve their exteriors. The eBridge Business Academy continues to support local entrepreneurs, with new cohorts planned through 2027.
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