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New Markets Community Capital, LLC
Los Angeles CACDFI Awards for New Markets Community Capital, LLC
NMTC (2009) - $55,000,000
New Markets Community Capital, LLC’s (NMCC) strategy is to provide debt financing and equity investments in real estate projects to assist in the acquisition, development, and rehabilitation of properties in low-income communities. The allocation of tax credits will allow NMCC to facilitate the flow of capital to small businesses that add value to distressed communities through flexible and non-traditional loan products. The resulting increase in capital investment will stabilize low-income communities, promote the creation and retention of new jobs and wealth creation for low-income community residents, and provide new services to low-income community residents.
NMTC (2008) - $40,000,000
New Markets Community Capital, LLC (NMCC) will utilize its NMTC allocation to provide flexible, non-traditional loan products to make capital available to businesses and commercial real estate projects which would not be economically feasible without an allocation of NMTCs. NMCC will be able to provide below market interest rates, increased loan to value ratios, longer than standard loan amortization periods, lower than standard loan origination fees, and loan loss reserve requirements that are less than standard. The resulting increase in capital investment will stabilize the low-income communities, promote the creation and retention of new jobs for community residents and provide new services to community residents.
NMTC (2002) - $30,000,000
NMCC will utilize its NMTC allocation to provide both debt financing to and equity investments in real estate projects to assist in the acquisition, development, and rehabilitation of properties in low-income communities. NMCC will also provide loans to or invest in CDEs that provide both real estate lending and capital for small business development projects in low-income communities. NMCC believes the NMTC Program will allow it to facilitate the allocation of capital to commercial real estate developments and small businesses that add value to distressed communities through flexible and non-traditional loan products.
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