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Commercial & Industrial Community Development Enterprise, LLC
Norwalk CTCDFI Awards for Commercial & Industrial Community Development Enterprise, LLC
NMTC (2008) - $85,000,000
Commercial and Industrial Community Development Enterprise, LLC (“CICDE”) will use its NMTC Allocation to provide loans and equity capital investments in low-income communities primarily in the Pacific Northwest, New England and Southeast regions. CICDE will make loans and investments in non-real estate businesses with an emphasis on forest products manufacturing, biomass, and renewable energy. With the NMTC allocation, CICDE primarily intends to offer debt, the total cost of which will be significantly below market rate for comparable financing packages and significantly below its current offerings.
Other Community Development Financial Institutions in Connecticut
Bridgeport Neighborhood Fund, Inc.
Bridgeport
Cooperative Fund of New England
Hartford
Family Assets, LLC
Bridgeport
New Haven HomeOwnership Center, Inc.
New Haven
South Hartford Initiative
Hartford
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