A1 Porta Potty

New Markets Tax Credit Coalition

New Albany,
IN
(2021)

A1 Porta Potty

Retail

Investment

NMTC Amount: $357,000
Total Project Cost: $420,000

IMPACT

8 FTE jobs
8 construction jobs
100% of jobs are quality and accessible.

CDEs

WesBanco

Investor

WesBanco

Project Description

Building purchase by a real estate holding company to house a retail tenant. 100% of the jobs created are quality, accessible jobs.

MAP

Address: 200 Galvan Way, New Albany, IN 47150

Census Tract: 18043070200

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