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New York NYCDFI Awards for GS New Markets Fund
NMTC (2002) - $75,000,000
GSNMF will use its NMTC allocation to provide equity and mezzanine debt for: 1) commercial, retail, mixed-use, and for-sale housing development projects; and 2) companies seeking investment capital to expand their businesses. GSNMF believes that its NMTC allocation will allow it to increase the volume of its investment activity in lower-income urban areas that have traditionally been underserved by conventional sources of private equity capital investment because of insufficient economic returns.
Other Community Development Financial Institutions in New York
AAFE Community Development Fund
New York
ACCION New York
New York
Adirondack Economic Development Corporation
Saranac Lake
Akwesasne Indian Housing Authority
Hogansburg
BOC Capital Corp.
Brooklyn
Carver Federal Savings Bank
New York
CDCLI Funding Corporation, Inc.
Centereach
Citibank NMTC Corporation
New York
Commercial and Industrial Capital Corporation
Staten Island
Credit, Inc.
Bronx
GS New Markets Fund
New York
HEDC New Markets, Inc
New York
Home Headquarters, Inc.
Syracuse
Iroquois Venture Corporation
Hogansburg
JobStart Chautauqua, Inc.
Mayville
MSD New Markets, Inc
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Nos Quedamos
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NYCB Community Development Corp
Westbury
Progressive Neighborhood FCU
Rochester
Project Enterprise
New York
Seedco
New York
Seedco Financial Services
New York
Seneca Nation of indians
Salamanca
Sephardic Angel Fund
Brooklyn
St. Charles Borromeo Church FCU
New York
The Disability Fund, Inc.
Albertson
UA, LLC
New York
Westchester Housing Fund, Inc.
Hawthorne
Women"s Venture Fund, Inc.
New York
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