CDE: MBS Urban Initiatives

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Project Profiles and Stories

Investment fills financing gap and ends 30 years of vacancy for iconic Dayton structure

The project involves the $12.2 million renovation and/or expansion of two buildings supporting the work of the Pittsburgh Glass Center (“PGC”), a local nonprofit, public-access education center, art gallery and

Final phase. 7 buildings, $41 million overhaul. Retail marketplace with space for 15 retailers. Hotel, restaurant, bar.

Center for Transforming Lives announces double-capacity expansion to change the landscape for women and children

Construction of a two-story 49,000 sq. ft. multi-purpose community hub includes an early childhood learning center, workforce development/ co‐working space, and a wellness center.

Led by the development team of CompCap Partners and the Works, the Northside Community Hub project will breathe new life into a high school building, shuttered since 2016. Once completed,

NMTC financing supported new construction of a 11,150 sq. ft. facility for food bank education and programming, food storage, and distribution.
The development of a state of the art 134,251 sq. ft. Academic Center, replacing and expanding facilities destroyed during Hurricane Maria.

Improvement of a light industrial building and its temperature control systems to improve the operations of aeroponic vertical farming company; Industrial facility anchored by fresh food grower and distributor.

The mixed-use home and headquarters for Kone Company.

This $17 million NMTC financing, in partnership with PeopleFund, MBS Urban Initiatives CDE, and US Bancorp Community Development Corporation, allowed Foundation Communities, a non-profit affordable housing developer, to acquire Mission

Renovation of Building 127 into a light industrial and innovative office space
The Phillis Wheatley pre-K-8 School project brought a state-of-the-art facility to the impoverished Iberville-Tremé neighborhood of New Orleans.
Founded in 1949, Variety Boys & Girls Club serves children in the Boyle Heights neighborhood of Los Angeles.
Financing for Budokan, a multi-purpose community facility in a highly distressed area of downtown Los Angeles.
The construction of three additional production lines, line expansions, new distribution, and the purchase of shipping and material handling equipment for food manufacturing facility.
Financing for the acquisition and development of a community space within PS 90 - a Harlem public school building abandoned for 30 years.
A $51.5 million one-of-a-kind community facility is now home to early childhood education programs, youth development and education programs, mental health counseling, art education programs for young artists and seniors,
NMTC financing supported the construction of the MacArthur Park Transit-Oriented Development
Construction of a 38,000 square foot new medical clinic and corporate offices located in the economically distressed and medically underserved neighborhood of Woodlawn on Chicago’s south side.
An innovative project redeveloped a vacant 9-acre brownfield site into a sustainability campus which includes a biodigester, greenhouse space, community garden with a fresh produce stand and a visitor’s center
Financing for a new 50,000 sq. ft. facility will house a production kitchen, an expanded area for culinary training, a vegetable prep plant, and a seasonal venison processing plant.
NMTC financing supported a new facility for rPlanet Earth, a new company that is bringing more efficient polyethylene terephthalate (PET) recycling to the United States.
The construction of new facility for ChildSafe, a children's advocacy center that provides care for child survivors of physical, emotional and sexual abuse and to their non-offending family members.
This project financed energy-efficient, water-efficient, and healthy homes.
he St. Louis Housing Authority Central Office Building, located in the Midtown area of St. Louis at the north end of the Grand Center Arts District.
Financing for a grocery store and a food distribution, processing and aggregation facility.
The renovation of a 110,000 sq. ft. building, which includes K-12 school facilities.
A development, completed in 2011, breathed new life into the JVL neighborhood, creating 71 construction jobs and generating $6.3 million in direct employee wages and income.
The Crown Square redevelopment involved the historic rehabilitation of 11 buildings of the 14th Street Mall, an abandoned mall that formerly served as a pedestrian-oriented commercial district located in the
Financing for a community development not-for-profit corporation dedicated to the prosperity and growth of the American family.