Tampa Habitat for Humanity

Tampa,
FL
(2018)

Tampa Habitat for Humanity

Affordable Housing, Community, Habitat for Humanity, Housing

NMTC financing supported the construction of affordable housing units for Tampa Habitat for Humanity.

Investment

NMTC Amount: $11,700,000
Total Project Cost: $12,350,304

IMPACT

35 construction jobs

CDEs

Housing Partnership Network

Investor

Citibank

Voices from the Community

Many Habitat affiliates in Florida have used this program to leverage their assets and serve incrementally more homes for struggling families. The Florida affiliates build more homes than any other state; this is one “tool” in the “toolbox!”

-Barbara Beck, President/CEO, Habitat for Humanity of Florida, Clearwater

Project Description

NMTC financing supported the construction of affordable housing units for Tampa Habitat for Humanity.

MAP

Address: 9408 North 19th Street, Tampa, FL 33612

Census Tract: 12057000300

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