By Crescent Growth Capital on December 15, 2016
San Antonio, TX
A $6 million NMTC financing to renovate The Neighborhood Place, supporting and expanding its already extensive list of vital community services.
Posted in Past Projects | Tagged Enterprise Zone, Medically-Underserved Area, New Markets Tax Credits, Non-profits, San Antonio, Tax Credit Equity, Tax Credit Investors, USDA Food Desert
By Crescent Growth Capital on December 7, 2016
Kennedy Circle, San Antonio, TX 78235
A $6M NMTC financing construct a new School of Osteopathic Medicine for the University of the Incarnate Word.
Posted in General, Past Projects | Tagged Adaptive Re-use, CDEs, Education, Historic Rehabilitation, Medically-Underserved Area, New Markets Tax Credits, Non-profits, San Antonio, State Historic Tax Credits, Tax Credit Equity, Tax Credit Investors, USDA Food Desert
By Crescent Growth Capital on November 2, 2016
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.
Posted in General, Past Projects | Tagged Dallas, Education, Federal NMTCs, LEED-Certification, New Markets Tax Credits, Non-profits, Tax Credit Equity, Tax Credit Investors, USDA Food Desert
By Crescent Growth Capital on July 20, 2016
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.
Posted in Past Projects | Tagged CDEs, Federal NMTCs, Fresh Foods, Healthcare/Wellness, Logistics/Warehousing/Transport, New Markets Tax Credits, Non-profits, USDA Food Desert
By Crescent Growth Capital, LLC on May 18, 2016
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.
Posted in Past Projects | Tagged Historic Preservation, Historic Rehabilitation, New Orleans, Non-profits, State Historic Tax Credits, Tax Credit Equity
By Crescent Growth Capital on December 22, 2015
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.
Posted in Past Projects | Tagged CDEs, Dallas, Healthcare/Wellness, Medically-Underserved Area, Non-profits, Tax Credit Equity, Tax Credit Investors
By Crescent Growth Capital on December 10, 2015
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.
Posted in Past Projects | Tagged CDEs, Federally-Qualified Health Center, Healthcare/Wellness, Idaho, New Markets Tax Credits, Non-profits, Tax Credit Equity, Tax Credit Investors
By Crescent Growth Capital on May 6, 2015
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.
Posted in Past Projects | Tagged CDEs, Early Childhood Development, Federal NMTCs, Nebraska, Nebraska State NMTC, Non-profits, State New Markets Tax Credits, Tax Credit Equity, Tax Credit Investors
By Crescent Growth Capital on April 30, 2015
New Orleans-based Ryan Gootee General Contractors received the Alliant Build America Award from the Associated General Contractors of America for their redevelopment of the former Myrtle Banks Elementary School building. Follow this link to read the more about the award and Ryan Gootee’s work at Myrtle Banks.
Posted in General, News Articles | Tagged Adaptive Re-use, Federal Historic Tax Credits, Fresh Foods, GO Zone, New Orleans, Non-profits, State Historic Tax Credits
By Crescent Growth Capital, LLC on October 31, 2014
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.
Posted in Past Projects | Tagged Adaptive Re-use, CDEs, Historic Preservation, Historic Rehabilitation, New Markets Tax Credits, New Orleans, Non-profits, Post-Katrina Recovery, State Historic Tax Credits, Tax Credit Equity