Past Projects

Belle Glade Teen Center

1101 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Belle Glade, FL 68105
An $8.4 million federal NMTC financing to construct a new Boys & Girls Club in Belle Glade, one of the most impoverished areas in the state of Florida.

Lincoln Children’s Zoo

1222 S 27th St, Lincoln, NE 68502
A $10 million Nebraska state NMTC financing to double the footprint of one of the America’s oldest and most popular private zoos.

Healy Murphy Child Development Center

613 Chestnut Street, San Antonio, TX 78202 Healy-Murphy Center (HMC) has been serving the educational and social needs of San Antonio’s underserved populations for over 125 years. Mother Margaret Mary Healy Murphy and the Sisters of the Holy Spirit opened what was then known as St. Peter Claver Academy in 1888, and was the first […]

Trinity Basin Prep

4400 Panola Ave Fort Worth, TX 76103
A $7 million federal NMTC financing to construct the first phase of the new Trinity Basin Prep charter school in Fort Worth, TX.

Community Partners of Dallas

7950 Elmbrook Drive, Dallas, TX 75247
An $7 million federal NMTC financing to construct a new headquarters for the Community Partners of Dallas, creating a safe, welcoming environment for Dallas’ abused children and the social workers who work tirelessly to help them.

Norfolk Medical Office Building

3900 Madison Avenue, Norfolk, NE 68701
A $10 million state & $5.3 million federal NMTC financing to construct a new 83,493 square foot medical office complex, offering a wide variety of medical services not otherwise found in Norfolk, including physical therapy, pediatrics, family practice, internal medicine, imaging, lab, orthopedics, specialty clinic, surgical/oncology, pain, and an ambulatory surgical center.

Ronald McDonald House Charities of Omaha

620 S 38th Ave, Omaha, NE 68105
A $9.8 million state/$6 million federal stacked NMTC financing to double the size of one of the most unique Ronald McDonald Houses in the world.

Talladega College

115 Martin Luther King Dr, Talladega, AL 35160
A $20 million federal NMTC financing to construct a new residence hall and student center for Alabama’s oldest HBCU, providing ample room for additional enrollment growth, while providing much needed services to students as well as residents of a medically-underserved and USDA-designated Food Desert.

Smith County Memorial Hospital

921 US-36, Smith Center, KS 66967
A $17.5 million federal NMTC financing to construct a new state-of-the-art critical access hospital in rural Smith Center, KS.

New Orleans Culinary and Hospitality Institute

725 Howard Ave, New Orleans, LA
A $19 million federal NMTC financing to renovate the long-vacant ArtWorks building into a state-of-the-art culinary and hospitality training facility aimed at addressing New Orleans’ shortage of trained kitchen and hotel workforce.

Mesquite Library

160 West First North Street, Mesquite, NV 89027
A $10 million federal NMTC financing to construct a new 16,000 sf library that will serve as a community center, a workforce training hub, and an educational hub for all ages, while providing free laptops and wifi to the surrounding community.

North Texas Food Bank

3677 Mapleshade Lane, Plano, TX 75075
A $24 million federal NMTC financing to construct the 200,000 SF Northern Distribution Center as part of the Stop Hunger Build Hope Capital Campaign, which is aimed providing meals to the 16% of North Texas residents who are at risk of hunger or hunger-related ailments.

East Last Vegas Library

2851 East Bonanza Road, Las Vegas, NV 89101
A $17 million NMTC financing to construct a new East Las Vegas Library branch, the cornerstone of the Library District’s Vision 2020 modernization plan.

Boys & Girls Club of San Antonio – May’s Family Clubhouse

San Antonio, TX
A $7.2 million NMTC financing to construct a new Boys & Girls Club branch in the Lone Star neighborhood.

Family Service Association – The Neighborhood Place

San Antonio, TX
A $6 million NMTC financing to renovate The Neighborhood Place, supporting and expanding its already extensive list of vital community services.

University of the Incarnate Word – School of Osteopathic Medicine

Kennedy Circle, San Antonio, TX 78235
A $6M NMTC financing construct a new School of Osteopathic Medicine for the University of the Incarnate Word.

Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas

Dallas, TX
A $8M NMTC financing to renovate the 91-year old Camp Whispering Cedars into a STEM Center of Excellence for the Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas.

Cristo Rey Dallas College Prep

Dallas, TX
A $9.5 million NMTC financing to construct the first phase of the Cristo Rey Dallas College Prep high school facility in Pleasant Grove.

West Texas Food Bank

Midland, TX
A $6 million federal NMTC financing to construct an 11, 150 SF volunteer activity and food distribution center in a USDA-designated Food Desert.

Tulane University – School of Social Work

127 Elk Place, New Orleans, LA
A $4.5 million historic rehabilitation of the circa-1917 Elk Lodge #30 to accommodate a new home for Tulane University’s School of Social Work.

The Old No. 77 Hotel & Chandlery

535 Tchoupitoulas Street, New Orleans, LA
A $33 million rehabilitation of six historic buildings, subsidized by an $11 million state historic tax credit financing generating nearly $2.8 million in tax credit equity.

Los Barrios Unidos – Family Health Center

4732 West Illinois Avenue, Dallas, TX
A $7 million federal NMTC financing to construct the 21,400 SF Family Health Center, offering a broad range of health services to Los Barrios Unidos’ 21,000+ annual patients, 74% of whom are uninsured.

Terry Reilly Health Services

Nampa, ID
A $6 million federal NMTC financing to provide a working capital facility to one of Idaho’s most respected Federally-Qualified Health Centers.

Cermak Fresh Market at The Fields

4000 West Diversey, Chicago, IL
A stacked $7.5 million state/$6 million federal NMTC financing, funding the first phase of an adaptive re-use of the long-vacant Marshall Fields Department Store, into a 68,000 sf Cermak Fresh Market grocery store.

The Troubadour – A Joie de Vivre Hotel

1111 Gravier Street, New Orleans, LA
A $42 million transformation of an abandoned commercial office building into the Troubadour Hotel, financed with $12 million of federal and state historic tax credits.

Omaha Early Learning Center – Gateway Project

5610 S. 42nd Street, Omaha, NE
A stacked $10.3 million Nebraska state and $3 million federal NMTC financing to build a 16-classroom early childhood development center that will serve the most impoverished children in Omaha.

Cloverleaf Cold Storage

1 Cloverleaf Drive, Monmouth, IL
A stacked $10 million Illinois state and $14 million federal NMTC financing to build a refrigerated warehouse and distribution center that creates 150 new jobs and increases access to healthy foods in a USDA-designated Food Desert.

An Airbus plane sits in MAAS' Maastricht paint bay ready for a fresh coat of paint.

MAAS Aviation Services

1891 9th Street, Mobile, AL
A $10 million federal NMTC financing for MAAS Aviation to fund their first Airbus A320 paint bay, located within the Brookley Aeroplex in Mobile, AL.

Small timbers are loaded onto the conveyor belt at Victory's chip and lumber mill in Camden, AR.

Victory Lumber

111 Ouachita 301, Camden, AR
A $12 million Arkansas state NMTC and $9 million federal NMTC financing that provided Victory Lumber with the funds to fully renovate and bring back to commerce a lumber mill that had sat vacant since 2009, creating 54 new full time jobs in the process.

Ursuline Academy – Fitness and Wellness Center

2635 State Street, New Orleans, LA
A $6 million Fitness & Wellness Center received a combined New Markets Tax Credit and state historic tax credit subsidy of over $1 million, energizing Ursuline’s post-Katrina recovery.

Educare of Lincoln

3435 North 14th Street, Lincoln, NE
A $10 million Nebraska state NMTC financing to provide vital operating reserves that ensure the lasting financial viability of Educare of Lincoln’s unique Early Childhood Development programming.

Tulane University – Devlin Fieldhouse

6401 Freret Street, New Orleans, LA
A $5 million historic rehabilitation of the 9th-oldest continuously active basketball venue in the nation, financed with $1.2 million in state historic tax credits.

NOMMA at Federal City

425 O’Bannon Street, New Orleans, LA
An $18 million New Markets Tax Credit and $10 million federal and state historic tax credit financing to fund the construction of a new campus for the New Orleans Military and Maritime Academy, a public charter school in New Orleans.

UAB Health Systems

625 19th Street South, Birmingham, AL
An $10 million Alabama state NMTC financing to purchase Automated Medication Dispensing, Management and Tracking Systems for one of the largest hospitals in the nation.

Orthman Manufacturing

620 East Frontier St., Lexington, NE
An $10.4 million State NMTC & $9 million Federal NMTC financing to build a new 115,000 sf manufacturing and paint facility for Orthman Manufacturing.

Lexington Regional Health Center

1201 N. Erie St., Lexington, NE
An $10.4 million State NMTC financing to renovate and expand the Lexington Regional Health Center.

Niemann’s CountyMarket

1155 West Grand Avenue, Decatur, IL
An $8 million Federal NMTC financing to build a new full-service grocery store in USDA-designated Food Desert.

Brunswick Landing

16 Burbank Avenue, Brunswick, ME
A $10.2 million Maine State NMTC financing to renovate 3 buildings on a former Navy Base, providing a new medical office building and an educational facility for children coping with autism and related developmental disabilities.

Vowell’s Marketplace

2020 E. South Blvd, Montgomery, AL
A $6 million Alabama State NMTC financing to build a new grocery store in a USDA-designated Food Desert.

New Orleans Center for Creative Arts

2831 Chartres Street, New Orleans, LA
A $12.5 million NMTC, $14 million QZAB and $20 million federal and state HTC financing to provide a cutting-edge educational facility aimed at nurturing the creative arts.

Children’s Medical Center – Heart Center Interventional Suites

1935 Medical District Drive, Dallas, TX
A $10.5 million QEI to fund a state-of-the-art centralized pediatric Heart Center of Excellence for the nation’s fifth largest pediatric healthcare organization.

Vulcan, Inc.

410 E. Berry Avenue; Foley, AL
A $22.5 million Federal and Alabama State NMTC financing to expand the manufacturing capacity of the nation’s largest aluminum sign manufacturer.

Steel Warehouse

100 Industrial Park Drive, Calvert, AL
A $10 million Alabama State New Markets Tax Credit allocation to finance a $32 million steel pickling plant in Calvert, AL.

CitySquare

I-30 and Malcolm X Blvd, Dallas, TX
A $14 million NMTC financing to provide a 52,000 square foot facility housing a food distribution center, a new state-of-the-art wellness center, a comprehensive employment training center and staging areas for CitySquare’s growing Summer and After-School Feeding Program funded by the Texas Department of Agriculture.

Myrtle Banks

1307 Oretha Castle Haley Boulevard, New Orleans, LA
A $13.8 million adaptive re-use, employing New Markets Tax Credits and federal and state historic tax credits to transform a historic, yet blighted school facility into a community hub and fresh foods retailer.

Carver Theater

2101 Orleans Avenue; New Orleans, LA
A $5.5 million QEI, leveraged with federal and state historic tax credits and state live performance infrastructure tax credits, to renovate an historic New Orleans theater.

Boy Scouts Circle Ten Council – Camp Wisdom

6400 Redbird Lane; Dallas, TX
A $5.7 million NMTC financing to provide a meaningfully improved outdoor experience at Camp Wisdom for participants, including youth in the ScoutReach program for disadvantaged boys.

Lighthouse for the Blind – Multi-Purpose Facility

300 Eads Avenue; San Antonio, TX
A $12.7 million NMTC financing to help fund a new 60,000 square-foot facility that will create 100 new manufacturing jobs and secure the financial independence of San Antonio Lighthouse.

Lime Wind Farm

Lime, OR
A $8.4 million NMTC financing to install six wind turbine generators to produce approximately 7,800 MW hours annually, enough power for 800 homes.

St. Mary’s University

1 Camino Santa Maria; San Antonio, TX
A $12 million NMTC financing to further the revitalization of San Antonio’s Westside, by supporting small businesses, by providing facilities to encourage more active lifestyles, and by restoring a significant local landmark.

Daughters of Charity Health Centers

1030 Lesseps Street & 3201 S. Carrollton Avenue; New Orleans, LA
A $14 million NMTC and state historic tax credit transaction to fund two health care clinics to be operated as Medical Homes targeting the underserved working poor.

Joy Theater

1200 Canal Street; New Orleans, LA
A $5 million NMTC and federal and state HTC financing integrating eight discrete funding sounces to pay for a $12 million rehabilitation of a historic post-WWII movie palace in Downtown New Orleans.

St. Margaret’s Daughters Home

301 N. Jeff Davis Pkwy; New Orleans, LA
A permanent nursing home facility – Phase I of the redevelopment of the former Mercy Hospital – to replace the Lower 9th Ward structure destroyed by Katrina. Funding sources include FEMA reimbursements, state historic tax credits, New Markets Tax Credits and CDBG dollars.

The Keith Corporation Shopping Centers

Claypool Hill, VA ; Wilkesboro, NC
A $10 million NMTC Qualified Equity Investment to enable permanent financing for two struggling shopping centers located in highly-distressed low-income rural census tracts.

Belleville Assisted Living Facility

813 Pelican Avenue; New Orleans, LA
A $12.7 million New Markets Tax Credit financing incorporating federal and state historic tax credit equity to fund a 53-unit, 55,000 SF assisted living facility within a disused former public school in the Algiers National Register Historic District.

Central Louisiana Surgical Hospital

651 N. Bolton Avenue; Alexandria, LA
An $18 million financing to stabilize the operations of a key healthcare provider and employment center in central Louisiana.

The New Orleans Healing Center

2372 St. Claude Avenue; New Orleans, LA
An $11 million community retail center to provide a venue for economic advancement, spiritual progress and shared cultural space, funded with federal and state New Markets Tax Credits, federal and state historic tax credits and city and state CDBG dollars.

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