Ho-Chunk Village 2.0 (2023)
Rolland Curtis Gardens (2017)
Rolland Curtis Gardens opened in the Spring of 2019 in the Exposition Park neighborhood of Los Angeles. The mixed-use development features 140 residential units and 8,000 sq. ft. of commercial
Main Street Rehab Project (2020)
This NMTC project rehabilitates seven properties along Main Street, primarily the old jail building in Knott, into a climate-controlled bus waiting area to allow for expanded transportation options. It also
Sharswood Ridge Mixed-Use (Mosaic Development Partners) (2020)
Sharswood Ridge Mixed-Use Project, which is located in a U.S. HUD CHOICE Neighborhood and an Opportunity Zone, will serve as an anchor on the Ridge Avenue commercial corridor in the
St. Croix Justice Center (2017)
New Markets Tax Credits were used to expand the St. Croix Chippewa Tribe judicial building in Webster. The new judicial center will increase space for a new domestic violence office,
Dreamtroit (2022)
Dreamtroit consists of the redevelopment of the former Lincoln Motor Company headquarters into a mixed-used, mixed-income historic redevelopment. The project aims to combat displacement of artists while delivering affordable residential
Camdentown Flats (2022)
This investment will finance the construction of a 7,119 sq. ft., 9-unit multi-family corporate housing development designed to provide affordable live/workspace for professionals of color in the Camden neighborhood of
Copley Hospital campus (2021)
Enhanced Capital proudly partnered with Fox Valley Developers, LLC to help finance the $118 million redevelopment of the Copley Hospital campus in Aurora, IL. The property, abandoned in 1995, is
Detroit People’s Food Commons Development (2022)
New Castle Mixed-use (2021) (2021)
In the first of two revitalization projects (read about the other project), Wesbanco used NMTC financing to help a borrower purchase and renovate a vacant commercial building at 101 Mercer
Dayton Arcade – Final Phase (2023)
Final phase. 7 buildings, $41 million overhaul. Retail marketplace with space for 15 retailers. Hotel, restaurant, bar.
Canal Alliance (2023)
Acquisition and rehabilitation of the former Grand Marina Building to serve as the organization’s new headquarters and key service location. Rehab of an existing two-story building on approximately one acre
The Ribbon (2023)
The Ribbon is a direct output of Invest Detroit’s Strategic Neighborhood Fund (SNF) efforts in the East Warren Commercial Corridor. The Ribbon will help catalyze the neighborhood’s revitalization efforts, directly
Findlay Parkside (2023)
A mixed-use project that includes an online food distribution center accepting EBT payments, and 50% of commercial space set-aside for minority owned businesses, and mixed income housing with at least
The Imperial Building (2023)
This project is a renovation of 4 businesses (Realtor, Pharmacy, and Chiropractor in the Imperial Building. Additionally 12 market rate apartments & 4 subsidized apartments were created.
Grand Concorse Fordam (2023)
The Grand Concourse project (minority-owned real estate development firm) will bring a Fine Fare grocery store in the Bronx, NY. The ERF allocation will help fund the purchase and rehabilitation
The Crossing at Brick Church (2022)
The Crossings at Brick Church Station is an urban, mixed-use redevelopment anchored by a 68,000 sq. ft. ShopRite Supermarket, 24,000 sq. ft. of retail space including 2,000 sq. ft. of
San Fernando Library (2015)
Van Wert Forward (2022)
One phase of Van Wert Forward that consists of the rehabilitation and revitalization of one (1) historic property around the main intersection of historic downtown Van Wert to create approximately
MHIC Coffin Lofts and Lawtons Corner Projects (2004)
MHIC Coffin Lofts and Lawtons Corner Projects MA: Coffin Lofts, along with its companion project, Lawton’s Corner, was among the first projects MHIC financed using New Markets Tax Credits and
80 Exchange, LLC. (2018)
NMTC financing totaling $2,000,000 to was used to improve a 13,087 sq. ft. commercial building located at 80 Exchange Street in Portland, ME. Tenants consist of various restaurants, retail and
The Packing House (2021)
The project consists of the rehabilitation of the 60,500 sq. foot historic Phillips Packing Company, Factory F into a mixed-use technology hub within a non-metropolitan, severely distressed tract in Cambridge,
A.W. Golden Cadillac Rehab (2020)
NMTCs helped Shuman Development Group convert a 45,288 sq. ft. building into a mixed-use retail shopping center. The property had been vacant for several years. The building now houses a
Beaver Dam Community Food Pantry Mixed Use (2015)
New Castle Mixed-use (2022) (2022)
The American Electric Building Rehab (2022)
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
Madcap Education Center (2017)
Eastvale Gateway (2004)
College Hill Mid-District/KeyMark (2021)
College Hill Mid-District is the redevelopment along Hamilton Avenue in historic College Hill neighborhood. This development includes the renovation of 4 vacant buildings. This project increases business development and provides
550 Cookman Avenue (2010)
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
Golaski Labs (2019)
Jobs Café (2017)
OM Station (2019)
Pinckney Center – Waverly Hospital at Allen University (2021)
362 Depot Street (2009)
Pitkin Avenue Theatre Redevelopment (2010)
