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Small business financing for a family-owned general contractor to purchase a building for its office and warehouse space.
The new construction of manufacturing and corporate office space in a low-income community within North Hollywood.
A first-in-nation renewable energy operating business that uses Sierra Nevada forest waste as its feedstock to produce electricity.
Purchase of the former site of the Charleston Naval Exchange Building on Carner Avenue for the development of a multi-faceted agribusiness program.
Development of a new 62,333 sq. ft. Restaurant Depot.
The Norfolk Ship Repair and Drydock Company, located in the South Brambleton Redevelopment Area of Norfolk, VA.
The new home of nonprofit art organizations and affordable studio space for local makers and artists.
An NMTC investment from Cinnaire supported the development of a new, 100,000-square-foot building dedicated to financial technologies at the University of Delaware’s Science.
As part of an overall neighborhood vision for the Broad Street Commercial Corridor in New Orleans, the ReFresh Project is helping to drive revitalization.
The transformation of a failed arts center in New Orleans’ Warehouse District into a world-class culinary institute.
Tenant improvements and FF and E for a small and growing small business tenant that hires and recruits locally in the low-income community.
Financing for a manufacturer and wholesaler of medical testing equipment
Construction a 350,000 square foot warehouse, as well as purchase equipment needed in connection w​ith the expansion, creating 54 new jobs.
$2 million NMTC investment enabled the company's owner to realize manufacturing and exporting vision. An additional $3.16 million private capital invested in the company. Both allowed GAME to expand its
In partnership with The Arc of Indiana Foundation, Cinnaire celebrated the Grand Opening of the Erskine Green Training Institute & Teaching Hotel in 2016 Muncie, IN.
For over 40 years, The Lyme Timber Company LP has invested in US timberland.
Financing for Excel Boats, one of the country's premier aluminum boat manufacturers that caters to outdoor enthusiasts.
DOT Foods added 50,000 sq. ft. of freezer warehouse space to an existing distribution center.
New equipment purchases helped a machine shop retain its 36 current employees and create 10 additional jobs.
MuniStrategies invested $11.8M in a Moultrie, GA sawmill upgrade and reconfiguration, as part of an overall $28.4M expansion.
The relocation of a Canadian based company to Alabama where it opened a packaging facility.
NMTC financing supported the 150,000 sq. ft. expansion of a manufacturing facility and storage facility, as well as equipment purchases for additional assembly line and product storage.
This project funded construction of a new $13M twin bay airplane paint shop, as part of MAAS’ $22.36M overall investment in the Airbus facility located at Brookley Aeroplex in Mobile,
Financing for Link Snacks, a manufacturer distributor of over 100 varities of meat snack products.
The rehabilitation and renovation of the former Antiques Minnesota building in the Midtown Phillips neighborhood of south Minneapolis to create high-quality retail, office/incubator, and non-profit arts space.
NMTC financing supported the SuperSteel project.
MEDC provides low cost, long-term, subordinate capital to operating businesses in the City of Milwaukee through the its NMTC Revolving Loan Fund product.
Working capital and tenant improvements for Jonco industries related to its expansion into the former Eaton building.
Brownfield redevelopment for industrial use and office developement for a distrubution company.
The project is purchase of equipment for Palermos new hot press bakery process that produces pizza crusts.
A new facility to house the expansion of Cumberland County College's arts and business education programs
Financing for a Biomass processing and manufacturing facility.
Development of a 188,740 sq. ft. facility for sale, service, training and parts distribution for diesel trucks.
Financing for the expansion of a patio furniture manufacturer in Maspeth, NY
NMTCs enabled Monogram Snacks to expand their facility in Martinsville, VA by 56,000 sq. ft. and renovate space in the original production plant.
The former Shenandoah Hotel was transformed into a vibrant mixed-use space in the heart of the Martinsburg Main Street.