New Markets

CAHEC New Markets
New Markets Tax Credit

Overview

CAHEC New Markets, LLC, an affiliate of CAHEC, uses New Markets Tax Credit allocations to finance high-impact community facility projects throughout the Southeast to help communities and their residents stabilize, advance, and thrive. We have been awarded a total of $345 million in allocations from the U.S. Department of the Treasury's CDFI Fund.

Financed Projects

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    The adaptive reuse of underutilized and vacant historic buildings into adult day care centers with medical facilities and affordable housing
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    A new construction, 85,000 square foot, medical school and free community clinic
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    The construction of a charter school for middle and high school students
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    A new construction pediatric outpatient medical facility
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    A warehouse and food distribution center that created over 150 new full-time jobs in a distressed rural community
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    The adaptive reuse of a commercial building into a 125-room hotel and contemporary art museum
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    A 1.5 million square foot new construction facility, housing a distribution center as well as retail and outlet stores, it is estimated that this project will generate approximately 320 new full-time jobs

The New Markets Tax Credits program is designed to stimulate economic and community development and job creation in low-income communities by attracting investment capital from the private sector. Taxpayers invest equity capital in qualified CDEs in exchange for a credit against their federal income taxes. In turn, CDEs are required to invest the proceeds in low-income communities, areas that traditionally have not attracted private capital.

Need help?

To learn more about CAHEC's New Markets Tax Credit program, please contact Natalie Swanson at 919-645-9838 or nswanson@cahec.com.

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