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A 130-acre former federal shipyard transformed into an environmentally sustainable business hub for innovation and economic growth.
The redevelopment of the historic Baker Electric Car Building transformed the venerable old-economy icon into a "new economy" efficient, modern incubator and post-incubator space for some of Cleveland’s emerging technology-based
NMTC Allocation supported the adaptive reuse of a historic building into a mixed-use housing and business incubator in Clinton, IA.
Three CDEs turned a deserted, rotted-out structure and turned it into a hub for job creation.
NMTC financing transforms vacant structure into world-class center for manufacturing and workforce development.
​The Gateway Project is a LEED‐Platinum, mixed‐use development in Oberlin, Ohio’s new Green Arts District.
Wexford Science+ Technology is developing the UM Life Science Park to provide opportunities to foster the development of life sciences, technology, and biotechnology innovations.
A New Markets Tax Credit transaction funds construction of a wood-fiber insulation factory at the former UPM paper mill in Madison.
New construction 32,000 sq. ft. facility that now houses eight classrooms, four therapy rooms, a library, a fine arts complex, a full-sized gymnasium and a commercial teaching kitchen.
Salvaging and adaptively reusing the existing East Market Building, reopening Lexington Street for pedestrians, and building a new 63,000 square foot market building on the south parking lot that is
Former Permitite adhesives manufacturing facility converted into a adaptive mixed-use in NE Arts District..
The transformation of a brick building at 807 Broadway Street in Northeast Minneapolis into modern-day business park.
NMTC financing supported the construction of an R&D laboratory and research center.
New construction of mixed-use building offering flex office, R&D and high-bay light-industrial maker space. Phase 1 included 95,000 sq. ft. of flex-office space with Carnegie Mellon University as an anchor
The project involves the redevelopment of the Parker J. Noyes building, a vacant, historic three-story, 11,650 sq. ft. wood and steel building into ground floor commercial space and six workforce
Construction of a 38,740 sq. ft. Food Market Hall dedicated to local food and entrepreneurial food vendors.
Construction of a 189,000 sq. ft. commercial office building to be leased for 17 years by the University of Cincinnati.
Construction of modern professional office space in downtown Buckhannon, WV consisting of modern amenities and technology along with fiber gigabit connectivity.
The construction of an appoximately 19,820 sq. ft. building for use serving low-income entrepreneurs as a small business incubator and entrepreneur training center in Saint Paul, MN.
Continued restoration and renovation of the Mustard Seed Hill campus, creating a home for a business incubator, commercial kitchen, corporate meeting spaces, an event hall and lodging.
Finances a 75,000-sq. ft. Career and Advanced Technology Center at the Community College of Philadelphia’s West Philadelphia Regional Campus.
The Makerhood Campus is a combination of historic renovation and new construction meant to encourage and support entrepreneurial endeavors and micromanufacturing enterprises.
AeroFarms, a mission-driven company, developed a 69,000 sq. ft. industrial site into the world's largest indoor vertical farm for baby leafy greens, producing up to 2 million pounds annually.
The Girls Leadership Academy of Wilmington is a charter school affiliated with the Young Women's Leadership Network. Through generous support from the local community, the school is constructing a 60,000
The Armature Works building was originally built in 1910 as a streetcar maintenance facility.
Mixed-use development brought fresh food, accessible healthcare and job opportunities to a highly distressed community in the South Bronx.
High tech research has found a home at the Roy Blunt Jordan Valley Innovation Center.
Adaptive reuse of a former Studebaker automobile manufacturing facility (built between 1923 and 1946) into office, education, incubator, advanced manufacturing and training space.
Rehabilitation of the historic St. Joseph's Church, vacant since the 1989 Loma Prieta Earthquake, into creative incubator offices and outdoor community space.
UEL provides wet labs, office space, and innovation/collaboration spaces, and expanding their current facility.
Technology Entrepreneur Center that fosters growth of new innovative IT companies.
The substantial rehabilitation of The Post-Dispatch Rotogravure Building (also known as the Crescent Parts Building) which is a 4-story building located in the heart of the Center for Research Technology
The revitalization of downtown Rockford took another step forward with the rehabilitation of the indoor City Market at a vacant building in the 100 block of North Madison Street.
The new construction of a 28,000 sq. ft. addition to an existing 76,000 sq. ft. facility.
The Energy Innovation Center is a renovation of approximately 160,000 sq.ft. of space at the former Connelley Trade School for reuse as an Innovation Center for energy efficiency, alternative energy
Community-based nonprofit develops a new maker space and hub for ceramic arts and entrepreneurship