Restaurant Depot

Akron,
OH
(2015)

Restaurant Depot

Brownfield Remediation, Business Development, Food Manufacturing, Manufacturing, Restaurants and Catering, Retail and Commercial, Warehouse and Wholesale

Restaurant Depot is a food wholesaler that moved to a new facility thanks to the NMTC.

Investment

NMTC Amount: $6,390,000
Total Project Cost: $7,560,458

IMPACT

33 FTE jobs
250 construction jobs

CDEs

Capital One, Development Fund of the Western Reserve

Investor

Capital One

Project Description

Restaurant Depot is a food wholesaler that moved to a new facility thanks to the NMTC. The site is a former brownfield purchased through the City of Akron for development. Restaurant Depot has created approximately 250 construction jobs using primarily local contractors. In addition to the construction jobs, 33 full-time, permanent union jobs were also created.

MAP

Address: 1048 Sweitzer Drive, Akron, OH 44311

Census Tract: 39153506800

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