Key Community Development New Markets, LLC

Cleveland OH


Key Community Development New Markets (KCDNM) will use its allocation to promote community and economic development, primarily in Key Bank’s 13 state retail footprint. KCDNM intends to offer subsidized financing for small business loans; and commercial real estate debt and equity for retail centers, single-family housing, industrial developments, small offices, community facilities and mixed-use buildings which are catalytic to the redevelopment of low-income areas. With its NMTC allocation, KCDNM will be able to offer interest rates up to 400 basis points below-market, and also offer more flexible credit terms including higher than normal loan to value ratios, lower origination fees, longer amortization periods and lower debt service coverage ratios.

CDFI Awards for Key Community Development New Markets, LLC


NMTC (2009) - $50,000,000

Key Community Development New Markets LLC (KDCNM) will provide loans and equity to projects that promote community welfare and economic development. KDCNM will finance the construction, rehabilitation, and/or operation of office, industrial, mixed-use and community services properties, as well as small businesses. The NTMC allocation will allow KDCNM to provide financing to QALICBs that can demonstrate a strong community impact including, but not limited to, job creation or retention and neighborhood revitalization. KDCNM will use the economic value of the NMTC to offer interest rates up to 3.5 percent below its current market rate offerings, allowing QALICBs to attain required debt service or loan-to-value coverage.



NMTC (2008) - $30,000,000

Key Community Development New Markets, LLC (KCDNM) will provide loans and equity in KeyBank"s thirteen-state retail footprint to projects that promote community welfare and economic development. KCDNM will finance the construction, rehabilitation, and/or operation of office, industrial, mixed-use and community services properties, as well as small businesses. The NMTC allocation will enable KCDNM to offer subsidized financing for small business loans, and commercial real estate debt and equity for retail centers, for-sale single family housing, neighborhood, industrial, small offices, community facilities, and mixed use buildings which are catalytic to the redevelopment of low-income areas.



NMTC (2007) - $100,000,000

Key Community Development New Markets (KCDNM) will use its allocation to promote community and economic development, primarily in Key Bank’s 13 state retail footprint. KCDNM intends to offer subsidized financing for small business loans; and commercial real estate debt and equity for retail centers, single-family housing, industrial developments, small offices, community facilities and mixed-use buildings which are catalytic to the redevelopment of low-income areas. With its NMTC allocation, KCDNM will be able to offer interest rates up to 400 basis points below-market, and also offer more flexible credit terms including higher than normal loan to value ratios, lower origination fees, longer amortization periods and lower debt service coverage ratios.



NMTC (2002) - $150,000,000

The profile for this award is not currently available.



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