Midtown Spectrum

New Markets Tax Credit Coalition

Victorville,
CA
(2006)

Midtown Spectrum

Community, Healthcare, Mixed-use, Retail

Development of a retail and office center that includes offices for healthcare practitioners.

Investment

NMTC Amount: $6,720,000
Total Project Cost: $8,960,000

IMPACT

385 FTE jobs
85 construction jobs

CDEs

Clearinghouse CDFI

Investor

Unknown

Project Description

Development of a retail and office center that includes offices for healthcare practitioners. Midtown Spectrum was built in 2006 and is one of the few Class-A development projects in the entire high-desert. The project consists of a 4 +/- acre, state-of-the-art mixed-use business center located on the corner of Amargosa Road and Midtown Drive in the City of Victorville.

MAP

Address: 15095 Amargosa Road, Victorville, CA 92392

Census Tract: 6071009910

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