Brown’s Super Stores acquired a former supermarket in Philadelphia, PA in a nationally designated food desert and significantly disadvantaged community. The 58,189 square feet supermarket underwent renovations and replacement of equipment and fixtures. The Project will provide heatlhy food with a focus on sustainability, health, greening food deserts, re-entry programs, and public-private partnerships.

Salt City Market project is a new 78,000 SF mixed-use development project transforming a vacant lot, located at the intersection of 3 impoverished neighborhoods in Syracuse, NY, into a mixed-use, multicultural, community hub.

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The Youth Employment Academy (YEA) is an operating business that will lease space from DHA Collaborative Facility (another RUGF NMTC recipient) to operate a 4,604 SF fresh food market, called Choice Market located in the ground floor of the building.

Denver Housing Authority’s Collaborative Resource Facility is located at a HOPE VI site just north of the 10th and Osage light rail station in the midst of Denver Housing Authority’s Mariposa affordable housing development in Denver, Colorado. The Mariposa District is a nationally recognized redevelopment known for its commitment to the residents, environment, and creation of vibrant, mixed-income communities.

The overall Project included the construction of the building, all tenant buildout for DHHA, as well as the purchase of a significant amount of Furniture, Fixtures, and Equipment (FF&E) necessary to operate the OMC. The NMTC Loans were used to finance a portion of the Furniture, Fixtures and Equipment to be installed at the Project.

District is a unique social and community impact project that redeveloped a former State of Connecticut bus depot site in the City of New Haven, into a technology and innovation workplace campus offering over 100,000 square feet of flexible, affordable retail and office space and resources for media, light manufacturing, technology, and creative companies and entrepreneurs.