Urban Development Fund, LLC

Chicago IL


Urban Development Fund (“UDF”) will use its allocation of New Markets Tax Credits to provide loans to businesses located in low-income communities to finance the construction or rehabilitation of retail space, office space, industrial facilities, and community facilities. UDF’s primary focus is on creating full-time jobs that provide health care and other benefits to residents of low-income communities. UDF’s loan products will incorporate a number of flexible or non-traditional features, including below-market interest rates and higher loan-to-value ratios, that will help encourage economic growth in the nation’s most highly distressed communities.

CDFI Awards for Urban Development Fund, LLC


NMTC (2008) - $65,000,000

Urban Development Fund, LLC (“UDF”) will use its allocation of NMTCs to expand its current business of providing loans for commercial real estate projects located in low-income communities across the nation. UDF provides financing for the construction or rehabilitation of retail space, office space, industrial facilities, and community facilities; with a primary focus of creating full-time jobs that will provide health care and other benefits to residents of low-income communities. UDF’s loans include a number of flexible or non-traditional features and are focused on encouraging economic growth. UDF intends to invest at least 25% of its allocation in the Hurricane Katrina Gulf Opportunity Zone.



NMTC (2007) - $60,000,000

Urban Development Fund (“UDF”) will use its allocation of New Markets Tax Credits to provide loans to businesses located in low-income communities to finance the construction or rehabilitation of retail space, office space, industrial facilities, and community facilities. UDF’s primary focus is on creating full-time jobs that provide health care and other benefits to residents of low-income communities. UDF’s loan products will incorporate a number of flexible or non-traditional features, including below-market interest rates and higher loan-to-value ratios, that will help encourage economic growth in the nation’s most highly distressed communities.



NMTC (2003) - $57,500,000

The Urban Development Fund (UDF) will use its NMTC allocation to expand its current line of business, which is providing commercial real-estate mortgages to businesses located in distressed communities across the nation. UDF will focus on projects that develop retail, office space, industrial facilities, and community facilities in particularly economically distressed areas. The NMTC allocation will allow UDF to offer more favorable rates and terms than would have been available to these projects in the marketplace. All of UDF"s loans will be flexible or non-traditional in form, providing features such as below market interest rates, non-traditional forms of collateral, longer than typical amortization periods, or more flexible borrower credit standards.



NMTC (2002) - $15,000,000

UDF will utilize its NMTC allocation to provide first and second mortgages and construction loans for commercial real estate properties in distressed neighborhoods. The NMTC subsidy will allow UDF to offer better-priced products as well as new products, such as pre-development loans.



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