North Carolina Data and Stories

Map of Selected Projects in North Carolina

Community Testimonials

I have directly seen the positive impact NMTCs can have on a community and families. This program is a win-win-win for everyone involved.

-Bonnie Collins, Habitat for Humanity of the Charlotte Region

Selected Projects in North Carolina

The construction of a new plant with storage space and the purchase of new roasting, drying and shelling equipment.
A former Liggett and Myers tobacco warehouse in Durham, NC, the Carmichael Building, is now home to lab, research, and office space for Duke University's Molecular Physiology Institute.

Family-owned sustainable timberland: Jordan Lumber is a family-owned and operated sustainable forest products company with timberland, sawmills and chip mills. Founded in 1939, Jordan is the fifth largest employer in

Restoration of a vacant historic building.
NMTC financing supported a Habitat for Humanity Build for Chatham Habitat for Humanity
The redevelopment of the mixed-use, destination campus.
Kenansville was originally developed and constructed as a coal-fired generating facility; new ownership converted the plant to a biomass-fired facility.

The inside of Waynesville’s 44 Church Street does not, today, bustle with life, warmth and the scintillating scent of food wafting through the air, as it once did. The former

One of Raleigh’s most important buildings in the first part of the 1900s, this building housed the Evening Times, which later became the Raleigh Times newspaper. The Times building possesses

Arts nonprofit uses NMTC for owned/managed office and retail space.
A NMTC transaction supported the purchase and development of a third healthy food retail site, and to develop warehouse capacity that allowed the market to provide healthy, freshly-prepared foods to
NMTC financing helped create a mixed-use project inside a former Albemarle hosiery mill.

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