Disaster Recovery

A new hotel was financed on Choctaw lands to create jobs and economic development after the devastation of Katrina.

Construction of 122 affordable single-family homes for Habitat for Humanity in an area that suffered from extensive damage from Katrina.

NMTC helped a business make it through the pandemic without having to sell assets or lay off staff.
Following Hurricane Katrina, AMCREF Community Capital, a Community Development Entity based in New Orleans, provided nearly $13 million of New Markets Tax Credit financing to create 150 affordable homes that
Meets with local CDFIs, CDEs, small businesses, non-profits, entrepreneurs, and affordable housing developers supporting the recovery efforts.
Construction of a landfill recycled and renewable natural gas and carbon dioxide facility.
Houston Habitat used NMTC financing for the site development and construction of 39 of the 84 affordable single-family homes planned in Phase 1 of their Robins Landing project.
Two lawyers have helped build thousands of affordable houses in 30 cities using an obscure federal tax incentive
The Christian Brothers School new multi-purpose facility constitutes the first new building constructed in the New Orleans institution’s fifty-year history.
The project developed a vacant brownfield lot into a 21,000 sq. ft. wellness cente providing services to 14,500 patients.
The project consisted of the initial phase of the redevelopment of a vacant 7.2 acre Brownfield Site at Greenfield Avenue and S. 1st Street in Milwaukee, WI.
The project consisted of the initial phase of the redevelopment of a vacant 7.2 acre Brownfield Site at Greeneld Avenue and S. 1st Street in Milwaukee, WI.
Atlanta Youth Academy is a Pre-K-to-8 independent school that provides robust education opportunities to low-income students, predominantly from single-parent households with median annual incomes of under $24,000.
NMTC financing supported the West Virginia Great Barrel Company Project.
Leasehold improvements and equipping two grocery stores operated under the Publix Supermarkets brand.
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
Acquisition, construction, and leasing of two industrial buildings encompassing a site of approximately 170,000 square feet on Rogers Street in a highly distressed area of West Allis, WI.
The adaptive reuse of century-old buildings near Milwaukee in which the Allis Chalmers Manufacturing Company originally built tractors.
Investment in steel fabricator positions small rural community as a leader in the heavy equipment supply-chain.
Mixed-use development brought fresh food, accessible healthcare and job opportunities to a highly distressed community in the South Bronx.
The City of San Pablo, one of the poorest communities in Contra Costa County, experiences high levels of youth obesity and violence.
The River City Business Park project involved $70M redevelopment of a long-abandoned brownfield site into a 54 acre LEED-certified business park in a highly distressed community.
A transformative, $25 million, 55,000-sq. ft. state-of-the-art medical arts complex providing high-quality health care services to an underserved low-income community in a Federal Medically Underserved Area in the Rockaways, Queens.
The Forestland Group utilized NMTCs to complete the purchase of 82,000 acres of hardwood forests in Louisiana, in addition to a hardwood sawmill and processing plant near LeMoyen, LA; 200
The revitalization of a major gateway into the East Liberty neighborhood, which has been undergoing a major transformation after years of blight.
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.
Mar-Jac is a fully integrated poultry production company operating in GA, AL, and MS.
Adler Development, LLC renovated a 109,720 sqft warehouse that was severely damaged by Hurricane Sandy on October 29, 2012.
A new, four-story healthcare facility that included physician office space, an imaging center, conference rooms, and educational facilities.