Indiana Data and Stories

Map of Selected Projects in Indiana

Community Testimonials

Using a $5 million allocation, INHP was able to develop 29 affordable homes for sale to low and moderate income buyers in three neighborhoods. But for the NMTC equity, INHP would not have been able to
1. Support three neighborhoods-based strategies to spur private sector investment in disinvested neighborhoods.

2. Help pilot an Educator’s Village designed to attract first through third year teachers to establish residency in Indianapolis. This program strives to attract and retain teachers in the Indianapolis Public Schools or charter schools.

3. Encouraged participation by non-traditional and minority-owned builders in an effort to increase the capacity of the system to build affordable single-family homes.

-Rob Evans, Executive Vice President, Indianapolis Neighborhood Housing Partnership, Indianapolis, Indiana

Selected Projects in Indiana

NMTC financing supported a new innovation district in Fort Wayne, IN.
The 110,000 sq. ft. South Bend Kroc Center redefines what a community center can be for a distressed community.
Replacement of an aging facility for the Goodwill Excel Center and Community Career Center.
John H. Boner Community Center, an education and recreation center with a practice field, a track and an outside greenhouse.
A non-profit facility that provides long-term health care, memory care, skilled nursing care and physical and occupational therapy for vulnerable populations who have multiple diagnoses.
Fort Wayne Rescue Mission received $10 million in NMTC financing for a new facility.
The Wheeler Mission Center for Women and Children, located at 3208 East Michigan Street, was chosen for investment through the City of Indianapolis’ NMTC award.
Construction of an expanded Center for Women & Children
Construction loan for community learning and health center.
NMTC financing turns abandoned building into a hub for entrepreneurship and opportunity
The Cook Group, a privately held medical device company, is investing in a 43,000 sq. ft. medical device manufacturing plant located in northeast Indianapolis, Indiana. The facility will be leased
The Michiana region gets a new headquarters for public television in South Bend.

Site visits and recent news related to Indiana NMTC Projects

Sen. Todd Young (R-IN) tours OrthoIndy Y in Indianapolis

The YMCA of Greater Indianapolis is constructing a full-service facility providing health and wellness, youth development, educational and recreational programs to the underserved western Indianapolis metropolitan area. The OrthoIndy Y will be the first YMCA in the country to include a dedicated Veterans Affairs medical facility onsite.
Jan-2019

Sen. Todd Young (R-IN) tours Electric Works in Ft. Wayne

When asked about the overall vision of the project, Senator Young said “Well this is a spectacular facility. It has a great history of people working here and taking care of their families. It’s being transformed by the leadership of the people of Fort Wayne.”
Feb-2020