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NMTC (2009) - $50,000,000
D.C. Housing Enterprises (DCHE) is an affiliate of the District of Columbia Housing Authority. It will use its NMTC investments to finance commercial real estate for community facilities and retail development in and around the HOPE VI sites. In addition, DCHE will fund the development of ownership housing affordable to low- and very-low income households through tenant-owned housing cooperatives and fee-simple ownership development that is part of a larger District sponsored redevelopment. DCHE will use leveraged A and B notes, combining flexible financing, low interest rates and debt with equity features.
Other Community Development Financial Institutions in District of Col
Banc of America CDE, LLC
Washington
CFBanc Corporation
Washington
City First New Markets Fund II, LLC
Washington
Consortium America, LLC
Washington
Cornerstone, Inc.
Washington
CSDC New Markets Fund, LLC
Washington
DC Housing Enterprises
Washington
Faithworks
Washington
FINCA USA, Inc.
Washington
Home Depot New Markets Corp., Inc.
Washington
Housing Assistance Council
Washington
National Fund for Enterprise Development
Washington
NT CDFI, Inc.
Washington
Partners for the Common Good
Washington
Telesis CDE Corporation
Washington
Washington Area Housing Trust Fund
Washington
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