Ho-Chunk Village 2.0

Winnebago,
NE
(2023)

Ho-Chunk Village 2.0

Mixed-use, Mixed-use and Commercial

Construction financing for the development of a mixed-use building in the thriving Ho-Chunk Village master-planned community in Winnebago

Investment

NMTC Amount: $2,100,000
Total Project Cost: $6,800,000

IMPACT

30 FTE jobs
20 construction jobs
15 jobs created and 15 jobs retained.

CDEs

Chickasaw Nation Community Development Endeavor, Travois, USBCDE, Waveland Community Development

Investor

US Bank

Project Description

Construction financing for the development of a mixed-use building in the thriving Ho-Chunk Village master-planned community in Winnebago, NE. The project includes office space, retail space, warehouse space, and affordable and market-rate housing units. The project supports 42 temporary construction jobs and 15 FTE quality jobs accessible to Tribal members in a community with high poverty.

The 40-acre expansion of the Ho-Chunk Village created approximately 200 more living units, including 120 apartment units, 32 townhomes, 10 elder homes and 35 single-family homes.

The project supports 42 temporary construction jobs and 15 FTE quality jobs accessible to Tribal members in a community with high poverty.

MAP

Address: 130 Buffalo Trail, Winnebago, NE 68071

Census Tract: 31173940200

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