Patricia Heights, Rio Terrace, and Quesnell - Business Revitalization Zones

Business Revitalization Zones

See also: Business improvement district

A business revitalization zone (BRZ) is an area where an association, representing the business community within the area, works toward achieving common goal for the area, such as enhancing the area through various improvements, initiatives, programs, promotions and festivals to attract customers. The authority for Edmonton to establish a BRZ is enabled by section 50 of the Municipal Government Act. Some of Edmonton's BRZs share their name with neighbourhoods, but their boundaries do not coincide with those of the neighbourhoods. Edmonton presently has 12 BRZs.

  • 124 Street and Area
  • Alberta Avenue
  • Beverly
  • Chinatown and Little Italy
  • Downtown
  • Fort Road and Area
  • Inglewood
  • Kingsway
  • North Edge
  • Northwest Industrial
  • Old Strathcona
  • Stony Plain Road

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