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Map of Selected Projects in Virginia

Community Testimonials

The Appalachian Region encompasses 423 counties in 13 states. It has the highest concentrations of economically distressed counties in the nation; 25 of the 100 poorest counties and 106 Persistent Poverty Counties (28% of all PPCs in the U.S.) are located here. Of the region’s 25.6 million residents, 42% are rural compared to 20% nationally; 19% are people of color. NMTCs are important economic development tools for regions like Appalachia. The public- private partnerships are critical for supporting redevelopment projects, helping to create/retain jobs, and revitalizing highly distressed communities. To have the greatest impact and to ensure sustainability of projects, the tax credits need to be made permanent.

-Donna Gambrell, Appalachian Community Capital, Christiansburg, Virginia

Selected Projects in Virginia

In July 2011, Hampton Roads Ventures invested $9,730,000 in the Roanoke City Market Building, a Certified Historic Structure and former center of commerce and social interaction for downtown Roanoke.
Construction of affordable, for sale housing.
Development of 26,500 sq. ft. medical office building which has tripled the available physicians from two to six, provided a full-service state-of-the-art Outpatient Diagnostic Center, and a fully-equipped rehabilitation facility.
Two medical services facilities designed to provide services to the elderly and the medically under-served
Our Health Community Services Complex Phase II involved the rehabilitation of an historic facility that expanded the provision of public and private health and social services available to residents of
NMTC financing supported the construction of an R&D laboratory and research center.

With construction starting in 2006 and completed in 2007, the Old Dominion Tri-Cities Center moved to its current location at 1070 University Boulevard in Portsmouth along with the Virginia Modeling

The Jones Building in Suffolk, VA originally housed four retail bays and a movie theater on the ground floor. A fire in the mid-1980’s nearly destroyed the building. The movie

NMTC financing supported the construction of a building for the Norfolk Police Department.
The Norfolk Ship Repair and Drydock Company, located in the South Brambleton Redevelopment Area of Norfolk, VA.

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