Stage 3 of the Façade Improvement Grant is Now Open!
The next round of Façade Improvement Grants is now open and LDI is accepting applications! Is your business in the downtown area? Do you have dreams of improving the look, paint, windows, etc. of your space? We have money to help you accomplish these goals!
Download the full Façade Improvement Grant 2021 Application here.
Congratulations to the 2021 awardees of our Façade Improvement Grant!
2021’s Winners:
Reed and Reed
JLK Management LLC
The Auction House
Congratulations to the first 3 awardees of our Façade Improvement Grant!
2020’s Winners:
Hawksbill Brewing Company
The Briar Laine House
Performing Arts Luray
Congratulations to our previous winners! We are excited to watch this revitalization effort grow! Stay tuned for the next round of applications. We hope you will be able to participate!
Details from previous application periods: Luray Downtown Initiative (LDI) is re-launching an incentive plan to support and revitalize the historic downtown corridor. The overall appearance of the downtown buildings will weigh heavily into the success of the ongoing effort. Over the past years, Luray Downtown Initiative has assisted in the rejuvenation of downtown. Unfortunately, some buildings within the LDI footprint have unmet maintenance needs which may contribute to damage their facades.
The Luray Downtown Initiative Façade Improvement Grant Program was designed to assist with the maintenance and rehabilitation needs of buildings within the LDI footprint. The goal is to offer 50/50 matching grants to interested and qualified building and business owners. The Luray Downtown Initiative Design Committee will administer the grant program.
Restoration projects that accurately replicate historic architectural elements will be given funding priority. Preference will be given to structures of architectural or historic significance as determined by LDI. Properties lacking architectural or historic significance may be deemed eligible for the program if proposed changes will create a façade typical of the architectural periods predominantly represented in downtown Luray.