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  • Columbus,
  • OH
  • (2017)
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Fortuity Calling

District: Mike Carey (R-OH15)

The acquisition and renovation of real estate and improvements for owner occupied call center businesses that will also lease space to non-profit social enterprise that provide on-site support services such as child care, healthcare, continuing education and access to fresh and healthy food programs.

Investment

  • NMTC Amount: $8,275,000
  • Total Project Cost: $12,257,806

IMPACT

  • 390 FTE jobs
  • 30 construction jobs

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Project Description

The acquisition and renovation of real estate and improvements for owner occupied call center businesses that will also lease space to non-profit social enterprise that provide on-site support services such as child care, healthcare, continuing education and access to fresh and healthy food programs.

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Address: 750 Mount Carmel Mall, Columbus, OH 43222

Census Tract: 39049005000

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