Ben Cline (R-VA06)

The Wayne Theatre (2014)

Waynesboro, VA

Arts, Community, Historic Rehabilitation, Theaters and Performing Arts Spaces
CDEs: Virginia Community Development Fund

NMTC financing supported the rehab of the historic Wayne Theatre.

Roanoke City Market Building (2011)

Roanoke, VA

Grocery and Fresh Food, HFFI, Historic Rehabilitation, Restaurants and Catering, Retail, Retail and Commercial
CDEs: Hampton Roads Ventures

In July 2011, Hampton Roads Ventures invested $9,730,000 in the Roanoke City Market Building, a Certified Historic Structure and former center of commerce and social interaction for downtown Roanoke.

Center in the Square/Market Square (2011)

Roanoke, VA

Arts, Business Development, Community, Daycare and Early Childhood, Historic Rehabilitation, Historic Tax Credit, Hotels and Tourism, Museums, Racial Equity, Targeted Populations, Theaters and Performing Arts Spaces, Youth and Families
CDEs: Truist, Virginia Community Development Fund

Since its inception in 1983, Center in the Square has been the major catalyst for development and renewal in downtown Roanoke, VA.

Rockbridge Area Habitat for Humanity (2010)

Buena Vista City, VA

Affordable Housing, Community, Habitat for Humanity, Housing, Rural
CDEs: Habitat for Humanity

Construction of affordable, for sale housing.

Our Health Community Services Complex Phase 2 (2008)

Winchester, VA

Adult Daycare, Community, Daycare and Early Childhood, Dental Services, Healthcare, Nonprofit Hub, Nursing Homes and Hospice, Solar, Youth and Families
CDEs: Enterprise Community Partners

Our Health Community Services Complex Phase II involved the rehabilitation of an historic facility that expanded the provision of public and private health and social services available to residents of

Claude Moore Complex (2006)

Roanoke, VA

Adult Education, Arts, College or Vocational Training, Community, Culinary Entrepreneurship, Higher Education, Racial Equity, Targeted Populations, Theaters and Performing Arts Spaces
CDEs: Hampton Roads Ventures

Adaptive and reuse redevelopment of an 83-year-old historic theater that housed the offices of celebrated African American filmmaker Oscar Micheaux in the 1920s.

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