Arizona Data and Stories

Map of Selected Projects in Arizona

Community Testimonials

NMTC’s support the economy, create jobs, and make our communities stronger. Without NMTC’s numerous low-income communities would not have the resources or facilities they need and deserve. NMTC’s support Americans. NMTC’s build America.

-Kamryn Bartkus, Dudley Ventures

Selected Projects in Arizona

Travois New Markets recently helped the Pascua Yaqui Tribe secure NMTC financing for its new $8.7M education center that broke ground in December 2011.
A 94,000 square foot hospital facility for orthopedic and spine procedures developed by a unique partnership of 42 orthopedic and spine surgeons in the Phoenix area, Catholic Healthcare West and
In 2010, with the help of NMTCs, the Mission opened the Changing Lives Center, a specialized facility for homeless women and their children offering a comprehensive approach to breaking the
NMTC financing supported the construction of the Navajo Tribal Authority Administrative Building
The Swindall Tourist Inn was converted and renovated thanks to NMTC financing.
The construction of three new club facilities in the metro-Phoenix area: The Jerry Colangelo Clubhouse, The Ed Robson Family Clubhouse, and The Glendale Branch.
This 2007 project expanded and rehabilitated a recently purchased facility of 35,000 sq. ft. of existing multitenant office space.
The Valley of the Sun YMCA secured more than $6M to build a new facility on six acres within the Maryvale community of Phoenix.
Action Compaction Services Inc. used $1M in NMTC financing for the acquisition and renovation of three buildings totaling 24,564 sq. ft. including 3.2 acres of land in late 2005.
Located in Phoenix just south of the Downtown Warehouse District, the former commercial laundry facility, Phoenix Linen and Towel Supply Company, has undergone a renovation of more than 30,000 square

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