CDE: Los Angeles Development Fund

To all NMTC Coalition Members: If you would like to add projects, a description of your CDE, or anything else to this page, contact Paul Anderson.

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Project Profiles and Stories

Construction of a new 20,000 sq. ft. state-of-the-art community facility in Watts for the Children's Institute is expected to begin in January 2020 and be completed in July 2021.
In February, Genesis LA provided $11.4 million in NMTCs to finance the Hollywood Arts project.
Retail & commercial space that incorporates full-service grocery stores, restaurants, and retail shops.
The SEED School of Los Angeles is part of a catalytic Transit Priority Joint Development Project at the major intersection of Vermont and Manchester in South Los Angeles.

Located at the Northeast corner of Vermont and Manchester in South Central Los Angeles, Evermont (Vermont and Manchester) is a transformational, 160,000 sq. ft., mixed-use development that will directly address

The Joshua House Federally Qualified Health Center is a new facility that will be operated by the Los Angeles Christian Health Centers (LACHC) and housed in the first three stories

The Dream Center, a volunteer-driven organization, currently serves over 40,000 people each month.
With homelessness in Los Angeles continuing to rise at alarming rates, community development financial institution Genesis LA partnered with service provider Union Rescue Mission to construct a new 74,866 square
First public, college-prep boarding school in CA opens on long-abandoned property in South Los Angeles.
Financing for Budokan, a multi-purpose community facility in a highly distressed area of downtown Los Angeles.
Funding for the Vallarta Van Nuys project was used for the substantial rehabilitation of the property to transform the 124,000 sq. ft. parcel of land into a 40,000 sq.
The new construction of manufacturing and corporate office space in a low-income community within North Hollywood.
Build-out of a new ambulatory surgery center and rehab another building to include an urgent care center, slinical space, research facilities and administration facilities.
The new construction of the commercial component of One Santa Fe, a mixed-use, transit-oriented development in the Arts District, a low-income community within Downtown Los Angeles.
The new construction of a YMCA health and fitness center (approximately 29,000 square feet) in the Koreatown neighborhood of the Wilshire Center District, a low-income community within the City of
Funding for the Vallarta Van Nuys project was used for the substantial rehabilitation of the property to transform the 124,000 sq. ft. parcel of land into a 40,000 sq.