Rolland Curtis Gardens (2017)
Rolland Curtis Gardens opened in the Spring of 2019 in the Exposition Park neighborhood of Los Angeles. The mixed-use development features 140 residential units and 8,000 sq. ft. of commercial
Union Rescue Mission Angeles House (2021)
The project entails the acquisition and redevelopment by Union Rescue Mission of a parcel of land located at 13200 Avalon Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA into a supportive services facility. Upon
Fisk Univeristy (2023)
In January, HOPE made a $7.5 million New Markets Tax Credit investment in Nashville-based Fisk University to support the renovation of the John Hope and Aurelia Franklin Library, the Driscoll
Sovereign Pipe (2022)
Milwaukee Tool (2022)
Milwaukee Tool used NMTC financing to expand the facility’s manufacturing capabilities by upgrading the current outdated facility and purchasing new, innovative, state-of-the-art equipment to further support its growing hole saw
Community Music Center of sq. ft. (Bowes Center) (2022)
New building The Ute and William K. Bowes, Jr. Center for Performing Arts, located at 200 Van Ness Ave, dramatically amplifies the scale of opportunity SFCM provides for students and
Claflin Student Activity and Community Center (2022)
Molokai General Hospital (2023)
The NMTC funding will be used to provide financing that will be used to retain 76 FTE, permanent jobs to support providing healthcare services to more than 6,250 native Hawaiian
Bay Area Tech High School (2023)
NMTC funding was used for the purchase and redevelopment of a 22,000 sq. ft. abandon historic theater. The space will be occupied by Bay Tech STEM, an established charter school.
Orange EV (2023)
NMTC financing helped in the relocation and expansion of this manufacturing headquarters. The new facility will allow the company to enhance its manufacturing operational and production of electric vehicle parts.
San Carlos Apache Healthcare Clinic (2023)
NMTC funding was used to construct a 45,000 sq. ft. hospital annex and a 34,000 sq. ft. medical clinic that will provide primary care medical services and specialty care services
Pawnee Nation Behavioral Health Center (2023)
The Pawnee Nation Behavioral Health Center is a new facility aimed at enhancing healthcare accessibility for both Pawnee Tribal and non-tribal Members within a region designated as medically underserved. This
50 PENN (2022)
NMTC funding will provide funds for a new “FRESH” supermarket, plus operating expenses during lease-up and working capital during rent-abatement period. This project’s financing is part of a $10.5 million
Roberta Glinton Medical Office Building (2007)
Albert Glinton, husband of the late Roberta “Bobbie” Glinton, was one of several family members and public officials in attendance at the 2011 dedication ceremony of the Roberta Glinton Medical
Nixyaawii Community School (2018)
The Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Reservation built a 68,818-sq. ft. education facility on its reservation in northeast Oregon. Approximately 14,000 sq. ft. of The project is dedicated rent-free to
Molokai Land Trust Operations and Service Learning Center (2017)
A $1.5 million dollar New Markets Tax Credit funding deal was awarded to the Molokai Land Trust for an Operations and Service Learning Center on Farrington Avenue, in Kualapuu. The
Goodnews Bay Regional Processing Plant (2009)
A.D. Makepeace Company (2010)
The A.D. Makepeace Company, based in Wareham, is the world’s largest cranberry grower, the largest private property owner in eastern Massachusetts, and a recognized leader in environmentally responsible real estate
YMCA of the East Bay’s Cherryland Early Learning Center (2021)
This was a renovation of a facility to house the early learning center. All of the 80 children will be served under the Head Start or Early Head Start programs.
Ariens Company (2023)
Tubelite, Inc. (2022)
HarbisonWalker International Plant (2022)
The project at Fairfield will include the removal of antiquated equipment and installation of new, modernized manufacturing equipment. The current plant configuration and equipment are not setup for use in
Labette Health County Medical Center (2020)
El Rio Grant and Dodge FQHC (2021)
El Rio Health is a non-profit health organization providing comprehensive, quality healthcare for a predominately low-income, minority population. El Rio provides culturally competent care by recognizing socioeconomic impacts that create
Bueno Foods (2021)
Hudson River Healthcare Monticello (2010)
With $2.85 million in financing from the Primary Care Development Corporation (PCDC), Hudson River HealthCare (HRHC) has acquired prime downtown Monticello property to expand primary care and dental services to
TaskEasy Inc (2016)
TaskEasy has announced the availability of two new credit facilities to support its continued growth. Enhanced Community Development, a subsidiary of Enhanced Capital, provided $1.65 million in debt financing through
180 Innovations (2018)
Raleigh Times Building (2010)
One of Raleigh’s most important buildings in the first part of the 1900s, this building housed the Evening Times, which later became the Raleigh Times newspaper. The Times building possesses
Center for Business & Industry | Chemeketa Commmunity College (2009)
The tools and training programs of the Chemeketa Center for Business & Industry help create success in employees, managers and organizations. The services of CCBI range from online classes to
Mueller Copper Tube Co Inc (2017)
Sacramento Habitat for Humanity Inc. (2010)
Salt Lake City Downtown Public Health Clinic (2017)
Salt Lake County’s newly constructed public health clinic is a twostory building which provides over 50,000 sq. ft. of modern, efficient and attractive clinic and office space. The new facility
The Rhodes School (2009)
Paul Quinn College Dormitory and Gym (2019)
Roses Southwest Papers Inc. (2021)
Roses Southwest Papers Inc. is a high-quality paper products manufacturer located in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The investment will allow the family-owned and operated business to increase its manufacturing capacity and
