Community associations and local governments apply to be part of the Corridor Housing Initiative by submitting a letter of interest. Instructions for applying are available on the Center for Neighborhoods web site. In Phase 1 all corridors were from Minneapolis. In Phase 2 the program is being extended to St. Paul and suburban areas in the Twin Cities. Corridors to date include:

• Coon Rapids
• Central Corridor
• Brooklyn Park
• Richfield
• Loring Park
• University Avenue in Fridley
• Rice Street
• Como/St. Anthony Park
• Central Avenue
• 38th Street and Chicago
• Standish Ericsson
• West Broadway
• South Lyndale Avenue
• Nicollet Avenue in Kingfield
• Lake Street
• Nicollet Ave. Loring Park