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HEDC New Markets, Inc
New York NYCDFI Awards for HEDC New Markets, Inc
NMTC (2009) - $110,000,000
HEDC New Markets, Inc. (HEDC) will use it NMTC allocation to offer flexible and non-traditional debt and equity products to community based organizations serving the needs of low-income persons and communities, small businesses located and operating in low-income communities, and to developers creating leasable space for local businesses in low-income communities. HEDC’s products will include equity-like features, longer than conventional maturities and lower than conventional rates, thus enabling conventional financial institutions to increase their lending and investing in low income areas. HEDC will target its activities to areas in higher distress to enable the more difficult projects to be viable.
NMTC (2008) - $90,000,000
HEDC New Markets, Inc. (HEDC) will use it NMTC allocation to offer flexible and non-traditional debt and equity products to community based organizations serving the needs of low-income persons and low-income communities; small businesses located and operating in low-income communities; and to developers creating leasable space for local businesses in low-income communities. HEDC"s products will include equity-like features, longer than conventional maturities and lower than conventional rates, thus enabling conventional financial institutions to increase their lending and investing in low income areas. HEDC will target its activities to areas with higher distress to enable the more difficult projects to be viable.
NMTC (2006) - $121,000,000
HEDC New Markets will use new markets tax credits to increase investment in low income communities and to build community wealth; with a focus on projects that create jobs for low income individuals, build community facilities, or provide products and services to low income communities. HEDC will finance both real estate and non-real estate QALICBs in urban and rural communities through its national network. It will offer QLICIs that have equity-like features, longer than conventional maturities and lower than conventional rates; which will enable conventional financial institutions to increase their lending and investing in low income areas.
NMTC (2003) - $135,000,000
Through this NMTC allocation, HEDC New Markets intends to make loans and investments to both real estate and non-real estate qualifying businesses. An estimated 70 percent will be real estate related. Loan and investment terms will be flexible, non-traditional, at below-market rates of interest and on terms not available elsewhere. The NMTC allocation will also allow HEDC to significantly increase the volume of its activities in underserved communities.
NMTC (2002) - $30,000,000
The Alloactee intends to utilize its NMTC allocation to offer loans and investments in support of businesses, real estate projects and other CDEs. The Allocatee believes the NMTC Program will allow it to offer financial products that will give borrowers access to credit at below-market rates that is otherwise not available, allowing the community to gain new investments, create jobs, and enhance tax rolls.
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