Urban transformation projects in the Netherlands face challenges in collaboration and financing. To address this, innovative financing arrangements like Revolving Funds and Area Improvement Districts are being explored. Revolving Funds involve public bodies pre-financing local amenities and real estate investments with sustainability goals, with the loan being repaid for reinvestment. Area Improvement Districts aim to gather financial contributions from property owners and investors for collective improvements based on expected value increase. These approaches offer potential for inner-city transformation projects by combining public values and private returns.