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Historic Rehabilitation

Abandoned automotive facility transformed into health center, empowering people to overcome addiction.
The 1812 Ashland building is in Baltimore's Eager Park neighborhood, near Johns Hopkins University's East Baltimore campus.
NMTC financing supported the adaptive reuse of a 50 year abandoned African American hospital which will be converted by Allen University, an HBCU, into a multi-use facility.
The historic rehabilitation and conversion of a 61,713 sq. ft. former warehouse building into the country's first comprehensive services center for homeless youth aged 18 to 24 years old.
Family Healthcare Center of Fargo is an organization that has long provided medical, dental and pharmacy services to low-income and homeless persons in the Fargo-Moorhead region.
Rehabilitation of a building for the development of a mixed-use project to include medical respite, transitional housing, healthcare, and social services for the homeless.
Construction of a new 35,700 sq. ft. medical respite/recuperative care center that will use cutting-edge approaches to serve the chronically homeless.
Construction of a new 31,736 sq. ft. fully integrated primary and behavioral health center in partnership with Harborview Medical Center, a public safety net hospital.
The redevelopment of the historic building into a Center for Health Care and Healthy Living, leased by the City of Baltimore for various health and community service tenants.
NMTC financing turns abandoned building into a hub for entrepreneurship and opportunity
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
Renovation of a building in Tulsa's downtown warehouse and industrial district, now known as Brady Arts, site of the Tulsa race riot in 1921.
A new redevelopment project rresulted in 52 apartments, a commercial kitchen that prepares fresh and healthy meals for schools and social service clients and offer job training, and retail and
A brewery complex located in the Broadway East neighborhood is now home to Humanim and other social service agencies, providing social services and workforce development where there was previously blight
The adaptive reuse of a former refrigeration warehouse into a community-based food incubator and the third project to use the NTCIC Irvin Henderson Main Street Revitalization Fund.Once complete, the historic
NMTCS were also a significant source of funding in the restoration of the Ferdinand W. Roebling mansion.
A full-scale rehabilitation of a vacant 37,000 sq. ft. 4-story brick structure originally built in 1922 to house a major tenant offering impactful community services.
Rural investment supporting attainable housing and social-enterprise.
Renovation and restoration of the vacant 47,000 sq. ft. 90-year old historic Edwards Motor Company building.

A 19th-century warehouse and a vision forge a downtown loft community and a new beginning A redevelopment project in the heart of Downtown St. Joseph has established a new community

Built in 1937, 550 Cookman Avenue is a shining example of Asbury Park’s art deco history. NMTC financing supported restoreation of this unique building, with careful consideration taken with its

Phase 1 of the Livingston Buildings historic rehabilitation created a mixed-use structure.
Phase 2 of the Livingston Buildings historic rehabilitation created a mixed-use structure with La Internacional on the first floor.
This project involved the adaptive reuse and rehabilitation of a historic building in Boston’s new, dynamic Innovations District.
Restoration of the Hughes Irons Building
NMTC financing restored a 1920’s newspaper building to a new economic use.
NMTC financing helped create a mixed-use project inside a former Albemarle hosiery mill.

The historic renovation and adaptive reuse of this 120,000 sq. ft. nearly-vacant office building will serve as a catalyst to create a 24/7 vibrancy in the Playhouse Square neighborhood, a

The University Lofts project includes new construction and historic rehabilitation associated with three buildings along Euclid Avenue near Cleveland State University. The project includes nearly 10,000 sq. ft. of street-level

Once the largest unoccupied building on Euclid Avenue, Residences at 668 is now home to affordable apartment units as well as office and retail space. The historic redevelopment and adaptive

NMTC financing supported renovation of vacant hospital campus into boutique office space, dinning hall and coffee shop. Details: The Old Parkland lands stood vacant for years at Maple and Oak

NMTC Allocation supported the adaptive reuse of a historic building into a mixed-use housing and business incubator in Clinton, IA.

The Chicago Jesuit Academy was founded in 2005 to support students from historically disinvested communities and is located on Chicago’s West Austin Neighborhood. The CJA currently provides a high-quality education

The project is the remediation and rehabilitation of a 22,000 sq. ft. blighted and vacant downtown building into commercial office and retail space that will include co-working space, an archtecture
Construction of new Neuroscience Institute facility and parking garage, and acquisition of equipment and machinery for owner-occupied hospital.
Renovation of historic office building with community facilities.