Transit Oriented Development

New five-story mixed-use transit-oriented building featuring 40 affordable apartment residences, 27,000 sq. ft. of office space and 4,577 sq. ft. of retail.
Capitol Hill Housing Improvement Program redeveloped an underutilized, City-owned parking lot into a 150,000 sq. ft. mixed use, transit-oriented development.
Transformation of an underutilized downtown New Brunswick site into a major transit-oriented, mixed-use facility focused on community health.
NMTC financing supported the construction of the MacArthur Park Transit-Oriented Development
Mixed-use development brought fresh food, accessible healthcare and job opportunities to a highly distressed community in the South Bronx.
The innovative public/private partnership produced a unique mixed-use development that provided affordable for-rent housing, market-rate condominiums, retail space, and parking.
A multi-agency effort, which includes the City of Pittsburgh, Port Authority of Allegheny County and East Liberty Development Corporation, to assemble and redevelop six acres of blighted or obsolete commercial
The revitalization of a major gateway into the East Liberty neighborhood, which has been undergoing a major transformation after years of blight.
This 2007 project expanded and rehabilitated a recently purchased facility of 35,000 sq. ft. of existing multitenant office space.
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.
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 a fixed rail streetcar in downtown Detroit provides a foundation for economic development, growth and prosperity throughout the adjacent neighborhoods.
Denver Housing Authority built a 175-unit, 117-sq. ft. Collaborative Resources Facility and community gardens with a fresh food farmers market.
The NMTC allocation financed Trinity’s rehabilitation of the historic Brockton Enterprise building, transforming the space into a 51,000-sq. ft. commercial building with retail space on the first floor.
Construction of the Ed Roberts Campus, a collaboration of seven non-profit organizations serving the Bay Area.
Acquisition and construction of a 21,500 sq. ft. transit oriented development of a nonprofit arts organization.