CDE: Urban Action Community Development

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Project Profiles and Stories

Award Winning Project Brings the Wilson Buildings Back to Live in Clinton, IA

NMTC financing supported the launching of a new, onsite full-service oncology program for a safety net hospital in Memphis, TN. The project will occupy two dedicated floors in the Regional

The Welcome House, Inc., which serves eight counties in Northern Kentucky, has a 40-year track record of meeting the needs of the homeless and those living in poverty who are

Urban Action Community Development (“UACD”) deployed $8.75 million in Round 18 NMTC allocation to the Martin Luther King Jr Community Healthcare (“MLKCH” and “Hospital”) located in the heart of South

United Alloy is a woman-owned enterprise that produces the highest quality leak-proof metal fuel tanks, reservoirs, skids, frames, chassis, trailers, heavy metal fabrications, and complex weldments; and its primary customer

Urban Action Community Development (“UACD”) deployed $7.25 million in Round 18 NMTC allocation to the Dayton Children’s Hospital (“the Hospital”) so that it can increase its level of care for

The Crossings at Brick Church Station is an urban, mixed-use redevelopment anchored by a 68,000 sq. ft. ShopRite Supermarket, 24,000 sq. ft. of retail space including 2,000 sq. ft. of

Historic rehabilitation of the Brogden Produce Company Warehouse into the new Museum for Contemporary Art and Design (CAM).

NMTC financing helped expand the Highland Baking Company plant in Spartanburg, South Carolina.
Rehab and construct mixed-use office, residential and business incubation space with all related grounds and facilites.
Urban Action Community Development deployed $6MM of its Round 17 NMTC Allocation for the new construction, FFE, and working capital needs of a food bank in Winston-Salem, NC.
NMTC financing supported a nonprofit organization providing transitional housing for Houston's homeless population
NMTC Allocation supported the adaptive reuse of a historic building into a mixed-use housing and business incubator in Clinton, IA.

Mr. Summers is highly regarded in the real estate industry with more than 30 years of financial consulting and capital placement experience. As Director of Investment Services, and leader of

NMTC financing supported a new innovation district in Fort Wayne, IN.
A new, 555,000 square foot facility with eight operating rooms, four endoscopy rooms, a Cancer Center, surgical clinics including orthopedics, general surgery, ENT, oral surgery, an Eye Center, and imaging,
Finances the construction of a new 65,000-sq. ft., three-story elementary school that will house two classes per grade level and a 520-student capacity.
Leasehold improvements and equipping two grocery stores operated under the Publix Supermarkets brand.
Historic renovation of mixed-used facility including biotech innovation space, offices, entertainment, and restaurant space.
The adaptive re-use of a former RJ Reynolds tobacco facility that is being redeveloped by Wexford Science and Technology, LLC into an 110,815 sq ft mixed-use, LEED Silver certified historic
4220 Duncan, a 180,000 sq. ft. mixed-use development in St. Louis.
Historic rehabilitation of a building into a mixed-use facility with live/work and retail space.
The substantial rehabilitation of a former United States Postal Service mail sorting facility into commercial office and creative co-working space supporting local startups and growing businesses.
Construction of a school of dentistry located in a Medically Underserved Area.
A full-service center offering a comprehensive system of care for the over 4,000 homeless individuals in Miami-Dade County.
The Novation Campus is a 62-acre commercial development in Madison, Wisconsin.
NMTC financing turns abandoned building into a hub for entrepreneurship and opportunity
The construction of new food distribution facility for Meals on Wheels of Tarrant County.
National Cooperative Bank along with Wright-Patt Credit Union, provided NMTC financing to support the development of a 2 ½ story, 84,000 sq. ft. healthcare facility on four acres of land
This is the substantial rehabilitation and adaptive reuse of eight historic buildings located in a three block area of the Over-the-Rhine neighborhood.
Financing for a fresh food focused supplier supporting efforts to expand healthy foods access.
The redevelopment of the historic building into a Center for Health Care and Healthy Living, leased by the City of Baltimore for various health and community service tenants.
The expansion of the facility allowed the food bank to distribute an additional 36 million pounds of food, which is the equivalent of an additional 30 million meals for hungry
NMTC financing turns abandoned building into a hub for entrepreneurship and opportunity