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Habitat for Humanity build of 25 affordable, for-sale housing units in Tucson.
The adaptive re-use of a former RJ Reynolds tobacco facility that is being redeveloped by Wexford Science and Technology, LLC into an 110,815 sq ft mixed-use, LEED Silver certified historic
New construction of a mixed-use facility and rehabilitation of a retail facility into commercial office space providing affordable housing and job opportunities.
NMTC brings first new commercial or residential development in the community in 50 years to Welch, WV.
Ontario Court is the rehabilitation of an 85-year old, three-story building in the Adams Morgan neighborhood of Washington, D.C., into a mixed-use facility serving low- and moderate-income residents.
The Albers Mill project entailed the rehabilitation and expansion of a historic mill for residential and commercial use.
A development, completed in 2011, breathed new life into the JVL neighborhood, creating 71 construction jobs and generating $6.3 million in direct employee wages and income.
The Crown Square redevelopment involved the historic rehabilitation of 11 buildings of the 14th Street Mall, an abandoned mall that formerly served as a pedestrian-oriented commercial district located in the
New construction of a mixed-use building in the Roxbury neighborhood, which houses a fresh foods retailer and 32 apartments.
Rehabilitation of the historic Dalton Building into a mixed-use development that now houses offices and residential.
Iconic Rochester, NY building gets wholesale landmark makeover
Mixed use project in downtown Rexburg, including 130 housing units, retail, restaurant and professional office space.
Lincoln Hotel Logs New Life, Thanks to NMTC
The Southeast Raleigh YMCA/Elementary School is the first phase of a 31-acre master planned site to improve access to education, wellness and fitness activities, and affordable housing in Raleigh, NC.
The innovative public/private partnership produced a unique mixed-use development that provided affordable for-rent housing, market-rate condominiums, retail space, and parking.
26 affordable homes for low and moderate-income families in the East Liberty neighborhood of Pittsburgh.
A $48.2M mixed-use, transit-oriented, green development in Philadelphia's Ludlow community - a low-income, distressed neighborhood currently undergoing a revitalization drive fueled by strong public and private collaboration.
In Philadelphia, the NMTC transformed a former textile mill and warehouse into apartments for teachers and non-profit office space designed for education related firms.
NMTC financing for the construction of 21 affordable homeownership units that replaced a nuisance liquor store at a blighted intersection in Pasadena.
Woodard Lofts involved the renovation of a manufacturing building into a mixed-use development with student housing units, office space and retail space
North Omaha, Nebraska is a neighborhood plagued by high rates of poverty, unemployment, and crime.
The adaptive reuse of the now-vacant 58,000 square-foot historic Ben Lomond Garage in Ogden, Utah into a creative and arts-focused mixed-use development.
The Newmarket Mills project redeveloped an old cotton manufacturing building into a new mixed-use space that contains homes, art studios and retail.
The new home of nonprofit art organizations and affordable studio space for local makers and artists.
The $64 million Halsey Street Workforce Housing project was the second phase of a larger Teachers Village development designed to revitalize downtown Newark, one of the country's most economically depressed
Halsey Street Teachers Village Workforce Housing Project B, the last phase of larger development known as Teachers Village in downtown Newark, New Jersey.
Financing for M.E.R.C.I. for the completion of the construction of two new buildings on it’s Monterey Park campus.
The construction of subdivision infrastructure (streets, sidewalks, curbs, sewer and water lines, gas and electrical and storm water drainage) to support the development of up to 300 affordable housing units.
Vacant, contaminated site transformed into mixed-used development bringing hundreds of jobs to Milwaukee.
NMTC financing supported the construction of 248 affordable homes.
The $90 million mixed-use plan for a site currently owned by Meriter, called Block 51, includes 400 mixed-income housing units, 20,000 sq. ft. of retail space, 100,000 sq. ft. of
Kitchen incubator and construction of single family for-sale housing.
Financing for the construction of 18 affordable homes for Loudoun County Habitat for Humanity.
The new construction of the commercial component of One Santa Fe, a mixed-use, transit-oriented development in the Arts District, a low-income community within Downtown Los Angeles.
Construction of two buildings on Midland Avenue and East Third Street, in the East End neighborhood of Lexington, Kentucky.
Habitat for Humanity Mississippi Capital Area invested $5.7M in Midtown and west Jackson areas by creating or renovating 50 homes.