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State Fact Sheet

Map of Selected Projects in Texas

Community Testimonials

NMTC means jobs and revitalization under-served communities and economic growth for neighborhoods and much needed funds for expansion of resources to those who need them most!

-Jan Langbein, Genesis Women’s Shelter & Support, Dallas, Texas

Selected Projects in Texas

CitySquare Opportunity Center

Dallas,
TX
(2013)

Adult Education, College or Vocational Training, Community, Mixed-use, Nonprofit Hub, Shelters and Community Food

CDE(s): Dallas Development Fund

Community Center, including job training, adult literacy, and a food pantry.

San Antonio Food Bank

San Antonio,
TX
(2012)

Adult Education, Behavioral Health, College or Vocational Training, Community, Shelters and Community Food, Solar, Timber and Agriculture

CDE(s): National New Markets Fund, Texas Mezzanine Fund

A project doubled the overall facility to 204,000 sq. ft., more than double food storage capacity, and triple the cold storage space available for healthy fresh and frozen foods.

Cook Children’s Health Care System

Ft. Worth,
TX
(2012)

Behavioral Health, Children's Hospital, Community, Healthcare, Hospitals and Emergency Services, Shelters and Community Food

CDE(s): Chase, Pacesetter CDE, Texas Mezzanine Fund

Financing for Cook Children's, a non-profit children's health care system located in a highly distressed area.

Lancaster Urban Village

Dallas,
TX
(2012)

Housing, Mixed-use, Office, Retail, Retail and Commercial

CDE(s): Dallas Development Fund

The first of three residential, office and retail developments to take shape along the Lancaster corridor by City Wide Community Development Corp., which began assembling tracts along Lancaster corridor for

Food Bank Of Rio Grande Valley

Pharr,
TX
(2012)

Shelters and Community Food

CDE(s): Raza Development Fund

Expanding Food Bank Services in Pharr

H-E-B Grocery

Carrizo Springs,
TX
(2012)

Grocery and Fresh Food

CDE(s): TransPecos Development Corp

Carrizo Springs, Texas, is a historically distressed, rural area with a high poverty rate and an unemployment rate almost one and a half times the national average. H-E-B is the

University of the Incarnate Word

San Antonio,
TX
(2011)

Adult Education, College or Vocational Training, Community, Library

CDE(s): Pacesetter CDE, Texas Community Development Corporation

Two large lecture halls, academic/clinical laboratories, the school library, break-out/study rooms, multiple clinical research laboratories, computer laboratories, multiple conference rooms, and more