Habitat for Humanity Greater Cincinnati

Cincinnati,
OH
(2012)

Habitat for Humanity Greater Cincinnati

Community, Habitat for Humanity, Housing

NMTC financing supported a multi-state, first of its kind Habitat for Humanity project spanning the country.

Investment

NMTC Amount: $1,880,000
Total Project Cost: $1,880,000

IMPACT

4 construction jobs
45 homes developed through Habitat for Humanity

CDEs

CEI Capital Management

Investor

US Bank

Voices from the Community

We are facing an affordable housing crisis across the USA. 1 in 6 families are paying more than 50% of their monthly income on housing costs. This is unacceptable. NMTC’s enable developers and community development organizations to make investments in affordable housing in markets where it is needed most to provide affordable workforce housing in proximity to employment opportunities.

-Ed Lee, President & CEO, Habitat for Humanity of Greater Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio

Project Description

CEI Capital Management – with support from their partner, Smith NMTC and an equity investment from U.S. Bank – used NMTC financing to support a multi-state, first of its kind Habitat for Humanity project spanning the country.

The project funds the work of 21 Habitat for Humanity affiliates nationwide and it resulted in the construction of 503 single-family homes for purchase by low-income individuals. Affiliates were located in AZ, CA, CO, CT, FL, MI, MO, NE, NC, OR, TN, TX, WA, WV, WI, and of course, Ohio, where Habitat built 45 new homes in Cincinnati’s Mt. Auburn neighborhood.

MAP

Address: 101 Winkler Street, Cincinnati, OH 45219

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