Stadium Lodging, LLC 2

New Markets Tax Credit Coalition

Columbia,
MO
(2021)

Stadium Lodging, LLC 2

COVID-19

Investment

NMTC Amount: $292,500
Total Project Cost: $292,500

IMPACT

38 FTE jobs

CDEs

Advantage Capital

Investor

Key Bank

Project Description

Stadium Lodging is a franchisee operating a Hampton Inn & Suites hotel along with a restaurant in the hotel lobby. Due to the nature of the dining and restaurant industries, Stadium Lodging was hard hit by the Covid-19 pandemic. The project provided funds to cover operating expenses.

MAP

Address: 1112 East Stadium Boulevard, Columbia, MO 65201

Census Tract: 29019001101

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