SUPRSEED

New Markets Tax Credit Coalition

Los Angeles,
CA
(2020)

SUPRSEED

Grocery and Fresh Food, Retail, Retail and Commercial

The purchase of the new building will allow SuprMarkt LA to move to a permanent brick and mortar location that will provide them additional space to offer education and healthy food cooking classes in addition to a permanent brick and mortar location to support future growth.

Investment

NMTC Amount: $583,333
Total Project Cost: $988,000

IMPACT

5 FTE jobs
52,000 residents served annually

CDEs

Local Initiatives Support Corporation

Investor

Unknown

Project Description

SuprMarkt LA specializes as a pop-up farmers market type of business that serves healthy & organic foods to the local community. The purchase of the new building will allow SuprMarkt LA to move to a permanent brick and mortar location that will provide them additional space to offer education and healthy food cooking classes in addition to a permanent brick and mortar location to support future growth.

MAP

Address: 3526 West Slauson Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90043

Census Tract: 6037234700

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