Whitman-Walker's Max Robinson Center

Washington,
DC
(2023)

Whitman-Walker’s Max Robinson Center

Adult Education, College or Vocational Training, Community, FQHCs

The continued construction of 85M sq. ft. of pharmacy, FQHC and education space.

Investment

NMTC Amount: $32,250,000
Total Project Cost: $35,652,764

IMPACT

167 FTE jobs
25 construction jobs
129 jobs created and 38 jobs retained. This will help serve 15,000 patients per year and increase of 10,000 patients from current location.
84,654 sq. ft. of real estate

CDEs

Capital Impact Partners, Chase, DC Housing Enterprises, Industrial Bank, Jubilee Manna

Investor

Chase

Project Description

NMTC financing supported Whitman Walker Health’s new Max Robinson Center, a health center and research space in DC’s Ward 8. The $36 million NMTC project supported the continued construction of 85M sq. ft. of pharmacy, FQHC and education space. The space includes 65 exam rooms, 8 dental suites and 12 behavioral suites. The NMTC project is part of the larger 118k sq. ft. building which includes an additional two floors of research and community space.

MAP

Address: 1201 Sycamore Dr SE, Washington, DC 20032

Census Tract: 11001010400

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