Featured Projects

NorthStar Learning Center

New Bedford
MA
United States

NorthStar Learning Center is a 17,500 square foot state-of-the-art early education and community center. The Center is designed to serve young children with a range of developmental needs. The new building will eliminate two outdated, cramped facilities, and nearly double current enrollment capacity.

Source

NMTC: $10,670,000; Loan: $500,000

Financing Total

$11,170,000

Impact

Economic Opportunity: 93% increase in infant, toddler, and preschool child-care spaces for low-income families who need this resource to continue working, to find work, and/or to increase job skills; Community Service or Facilities: The project provides a new, state-of-the-art early education and care center that incorporates community spaces and programming for entrepreneurs, artists, gardeners, teachers, children and families.

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500 Talbot Avenue

500 Talbot Avenue
Boston, MA
United States

500 Talbot Avenue is a new transit-oriented development. This project will create 42 units of mixed-income housing and two ground floor retail spaces.

Source

Loan: $2,015,000; HNEF II: $5,900,000

Financing Total

$7,915,000

Impact

Affordable Housing Creation: 15 new Workforce Housing Units; Implementing Community Vision

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Community MusicWorks Center

Providence
RI
United States

The Community MusicWorks Center is a new 24,000 square foot facility that will host Community MusicWorks’ award-winning free after-school music programming.

Source

NMTC: $6,790,000

Financing Total

$6,790,000

Impact

Community Services and Enhanced Education Outcomes; Neighborhood Revitalization & Community Engagement

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Northampton Residences

Boston
MA
United States

Northampton Residences is a new transit-oriented development located in the Lower Roxbury neighborhood of Boston. This development will result in the creation of 47 affordable homeownership condominiums available to households earning up to 100% of the Area Median Income.

Source

HNEF II: $4,633,561

Financing Total

$4,633,561

Impact

Affordable Housing: Creation of 47 homeownership units for households earning at or below 100% of AMI.

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Simon C. Fireman Residences

Randolph, MA
United States

Construction of 45 senior homes, expanding the Simon C. Fireman Residences currently offering 160 senior homes and services that allow residents to age in place.

Source

Housing and State Tax Credit Investments

Financing Total

$11,874,668

Impact

Affordable housing creation and enhancing health outcomes.

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Broad Street Housing

Quincy, MA
United States

New 20,144-sq.-ft. building offering 30 affordable efficiency apartments for individuals who are unhoused or at risk of becoming unhoused.

Source

Housing and State Tax Credit Investments

Financing Total

$7,239,436

Impact

Affordable housing creation and providing necessary community services.

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Hundred Nights Emergency Shelter

Keene, NH
United States

Bridge funds for a $4 million capital campaign to acquire a property and build a new, three-story 15,180-sq.-ft. facility that will double shelter-bed capacity, centralize operations under one roof, and be within walking distance to key partners.

Source

Loan

Financing Total

$1,051,722

Impact

Affordable housing creation, providing necessary community services, and enhancing health outcomes.

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Yellow Barn Business Accelerator

Hardwick
VT
United States

The Yellow Barn Business Accelerator is the culmination of a six-year effort spearheaded by the Town of Hardwick and the project sponsors. The town purchased the iconic “Yellow Barn” and the 4-acre site in 2019 to repurpose for economic development. The core mission of the project is to strengthen the regional farm- and food-based economy by supporting the growth of agricultural businesses, promoting development of new products, and increasing export to external markets. The 6,172 square foot historic barn, which is listed on the state’s historic register, also will be preserved and renovated into a retail destination by Cabot Creamery for its signature cheeses and to showcase other local agricultural products.

Source

NMTC: $3,880,000; Loan: $2,535,000

Financing Total

$6,415,000

Impact

Downtown Revitalization; Economic Opportunity; Community Services and Facilities; Implementing Community Vision

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93 Centre Street

Brockton, MA
United States

Adaptive reuse of the historic Anglim
Building into a transit-oriented
development with 55 mixed-income
homes and 1,500 SF of ground floor
commercial space. Eleven of the homes
will be reserved for residents earning at
or below 80% AMI.

Source

Healthy Neighborhoods Equity II Investment

Financing Total

$5,850,000

Impact

Fulfills a long-time vision of
the City of Brockton to redevelop this
historic building and attract housing and
businesses to a downtown location close
to transportation.

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