West Virginia Data and Stories

Map of Selected Projects in West Virginia

Community Testimonials

Without NMTC support, we would not have been able to complete the renovation of our public library that helped spur further redevelopment of the downtown including a park and BID district.

-Erika J Connelly, Kanawha County Public Library

Selected Projects in West Virginia

The project is the renovation of a century-old building occupied by the YWCA of Wheeling that now requires essential repairs and upgrades to ensure the YWCA can continue its mission

The former Calhoun High School is being renovated as a Community Center. They will offer a daycare as well addiction support meetings. Up to 50 children will attend the daycare

A full-scale rehabilitation of a vacant 37,000 sq. ft. 4-story brick structure originally built in 1922 to house a major tenant offering impactful community services.
The borrower was seeking funding for the purchase and installation of a software system used across the entirety of their parent institution.
Funding to remodel the lower floor of a medical building, allowing for the addition of doctors and staff.
Construction of modern professional office space in downtown Buckhannon, WV consisting of modern amenities and technology along with fiber gigabit connectivity.
Financing certain costs incurred or to be incurred in connection with the renovation and development of public library.
The borrower was seeking funding for the purchase and installation of a software system used across the entirety of their parent institution.
NMTC financing supported the West Virginia Great Barrel Company Project.
NMTC brings first new commercial or residential development in the community in 50 years to Welch, WV.
The former Shenandoah Hotel was transformed into a vibrant mixed-use space in the heart of the Martinsburg Main Street.
For over 40 years, The Lyme Timber Company LP has invested in US timberland.

Site visits and recent news related to West Virginia NMTC Projects

Sen. Capito (R-WV) tours Robinson Grand Theater in Clarksburg

Capito took a tour through the building, learning more about the future of the renovated facility. It was part of a tour through the state highlighting economic development opportunities in many different industries.
Feb-2018