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201 St. Charles Avenue
Suite 4205
New Orleans, LA 70170
(504) 378-3470
Dallas Office
13355 Noel Road
Suite 1100
Dallas, TX 75240
(214) 746-5065
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.
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.
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.
Myrtle Banks Contractor wins National Award
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.
Louisiana Landmark Society recognizes Myrtle Banks, NOMMA, Carver Theater and Tulane School of Social Work
On April 15, 2015, Myrtle Banks, New Orleans Military & Maritime Academy, Carver Theater, and the Tulane School of Social Work received the Louisiana Landmark Society’s Excellence in Historic Preservation award, which recognizes outstanding examples of restoration or rehabilitation of historic buildings. Click here to read the full announcement.
National Park Service issues FY 2014 Annual Report for Federal Historic Tax Credit program
In FY 2014, the National Park Service approved 1,156 projects and $5.98Bn in rehabilitation work, creating an estimated 77,762 jobs. View full report here.
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.
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.
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.
NOCCA Forum Construction Commences with Festive Groundbreaking Ceremony.
On Wednesday, a groundbreaking ceremony marked the beginning of the 12-month construction of the new NOCCA Forum.
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.
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.