NeighborWorks Capital purchased a $700,000 participation in an acquisition loan with Coastal Enterprises, Incorporate (CEI) in February. This loan will assist New Height Redfern, LLC (the
The prospect of rehabbing a former Polartec mill complex in Lawrence, MA, was a big challenge for long-time customer Lawrence CommunityWorks (LCW). At 476,000 square
As the opioid epidemic rages on, there is high demand for residential addiction treatment facilities in Delaware. With its 16-bed facility in Wilmington under pressure
After leading provider Gaudenzia needed to relocate its treatment facilities, it is now able to provide a greater range of recovery options. Gaudenzia’s new Claymont
The grand opening drew community celebration On June 1, many community members from West Oakland, CA, gathered for the first full-service grocery store opening in
Community Ventures’ President & CEO Kevin Smith said he will never forget the feeling when he called NeighborWorks Capital about their latest loan request, a
The organizations NeighborWorks Capital (NC) serves have unique financing needs—particularly when it comes to predevelopment. More and more frequently, organizations are looking to borrow money
NeighborWorks Capital closed a $400,000 predevelopment loan with Fifth Avenue Committee (FAC) in March 2019. Our loan will give FAC additional funds to complete the
NeighborWorks Capital closed a $3,357,143 participation in a $13.7m New Markets leverage loan for The MET, a major mixed-use redevelopment project in downtown Lexington, KY,
NC recently helped ACOF, one of the largest nonprofit affordable housing developers in Los Angeles County, by extending its $2 million acquisition loan and funding
