A rendering for the $76 million development of the former District Court parcel into a six-story building for 200 market-rate apartments in Downtown Lowell. Courtesy of Heritage Properties.

A Boston Business Journal feature highlights how Lowell is using a range of economic development tools to attract investment and advance major projects.

A major global company is bringing a $2 billion investment to Lowell, creating a significant opportunity for the city’s continued economic growth.

Battery pack manufacturer Aved is relocating its headquarters to Lowell and plans to add 76 jobs.

Draper’s planned $100 million microelectronics facility represents a major investment in Lowell’s growing advanced technology sector.