Cincinnati Children’s Theatre
Cincinnati Children’s Theatre provides programming services for children ages 4-12 years old, with 7 years being the average age. With the Emery Theatre as their permanent home, the theatre will be able to expand programming and include productions targeted for very specific age groups. The rehabilitation will enable the non-profit to reach more disadvantaged children […]
ARCO
Blighted building brought back to life as a new Cincinnati hub for arts, education, music, and community events
Freestore Foodbank
Financing to expand the capacity and efficiency of a food bank distribution center as they fight food insecurity in a 20-county tri-state region.
Price Hill Warsaw Creative Campus
The redevelopment of Warsaw Avenue in the historic Price Hill neighborhood.
College Hill Mid-District/KeyMark
College Hill Mid-District is the redevelopment along Hamilton Avenue in historic College Hill neighborhood. This development includes the renovation of 4 vacant buildings. This project increases business development and provides affordable and market rate apartments for residents that live and/or work in the community. It will increase the provision of goods and services to Low-Income […]
Findlay Parkside
An adaptive reuse project in the Over-The-Rhine neighborhood of Cincinnati, OH.
UC Health Emergency Department
New Markets Tax Credit Financing Supports Expansion of Emergency Department Services for Cincinnati Region
Lighthouse Sheakley Center for Youth
The historic rehabilitation and conversion of a 61,713 sq. ft. former warehouse building into the country’s first comprehensive services center for homeless youth aged 18 to 24 years old.
Bethany House Services
Bethany House Services used NMTC financing to construct a new 222-bed homeless shelter facility and comprehensive services center to significantly streamline its operations and expand its physical capacities.
CityLink Center
CityLink Center, a comprehensive social services mall, was built with the help of NMTCS.
Citylink Center Expansion
Citylink Center Expansion is a development within Cincinnati’s West End neighborhood.
Easterseals Workforce Solution Center
The project will fund the expansion and renovation of the existing Workforce Solutions Center to increase the size from 49,677 sq. ft. to 103,353 sq. ft. Easterseals currently operates out of their 49,677 sq. ft. facility and recently purchased the vacant YMCA building located directly adjacent to the Easterseals facility. The project will consist of […]
De Paul Cristo Ray
roject is renovation and new construction of a high school that serves low income students.
Warsaw Avenue Creative Campus II
A redevelopment project in Cincinnati, OH added much-needed housing and supported local construction jobs
Russell Hairston, Avondale Development Corporation
The Avondale Development Corporation supports New Markets Tax Credits (NMTCs) because they can unlock significant private investment for projects in low-income and underserved communities — funding that nonprofits alone often can’t raise through donations, grants, or traditional financing.
Ashley, Price Hill Will
The NMTC is one of the only ways to make affordable housing possible in neighborhoods like ours.
Jennifer Walke, The Model Group
The NMTC is a critical economic development tool. Please fund and extend the program!
Sujean Kim, Price Hill Will
PHW is deeply involved in lending a hand to economically distressed communities, and our work is greatly aided by he NMTC.
Samantha Miller, Walnut Hills Redevelopment Foundation
Our neighborhood has leveraged NMTC to transform our business district.
Samantha Conover, Price Hill Will
NMTCs have been instrumental in the commercial revitalization of Price Hill. Without, we would not have been able to commit to or act quickly on development opportunities.
James Mark Tuttle, Price Hill Will
the New Market Tax Credits are essential to our neighborhood business districts. They eliminate blight and bring buildings back to life. They help support the sense of belonging to a vibrant community.
Clifton Cultural Arts Center
Constructing a new, energy efficient, 20,166 sq. ft. community arts center in Cincinnati’s Clifton Business District
Madcap Education Center
NMTC supported renovation and expansion of an existing building for use as The Madcap Education Center.
Jobs Café
Rehab and construct mixed-use office, residential and business incubation space with all related grounds and facilites.
Citylink Center Opens in Cincinnati to Combat Poverty
Price Hills Arts Put the Neighborhood on the Rise
Check out 3CDC’s Main Street redevelopment, Keyer Row
Greg Landsman (D-OH01)
Despite 3 years of pandemic disruption, all graduates from this Cincinnati school are headed to college
Dunnhumby Centre, 5th & Race Streets
Owner/operator of parking garage in step with economic redevelopment mission of its parent, 3CDC: The January 2013 groundbreaking event for this monumental project at the corner of Fifth & Race Streets, one block west of Fountain Square, garnered extensive media coverage and a cheering crowd of hundreds of dunnhumbyUSA employees. In the months that followed, […]
Keyer Row
The Keyer Row development consists of six contiguous properties located on Main Street in the Over-the-Rhine neighborhood in the old Keyer Pipe Manufacturing location.
University of Cincinnati Gardner Neuroscience Institute
Construction of new Neuroscience Institute facility and parking garage, and acquisition of equipment and machinery for owner-occupied hospital.
Mottainai
NMTC financing for Mottainai, a mixed-use project.
Down Syndrome Association of Greater Cincinnati
NMTC financing for the Down Syndrome Association of Greater Cincinnati, which partners with families and others to create an environment in which individuals with Down Syndrome.
Madisonville Phase III (Madamore Project)
Madisonville Phase III will construct a new complex in the Madisonville neighborhood.
Rodney McMullen, CEO, Kroger, Cincinnati, Ohio
We think [Court and Walnut] will be a great gathering place for people in downtown, OTR and the West End during work and after work. That’s the reason we built that store at that location.