$10 million Fund will be used to leverage private and philanthropic dollars to create $40 million for investing in affordable housing across D.C.’s eight wards WASHINGTON, DC (March 14, 2018) – Washington, D.C.’s Mayor Muriel Bowser today announced that Capital Impact Partners and Local…
By Danielle Graceffa, Senior Director, Legal Services Real estate development has always been a risky proposition, fraught with numerous challenges that must always be carefully balanced against the promise of reward. Throw in the possibility of rehabbing historic properties and…
A strong local food ecosystem is essential to community health and economic prosperity — and in Washington, D.C., food deserts (areas without full-service grocery stores) in communities living with lower incomes are a significant factor in persistent food insecurity. Building…
Detroit Revitalization, Community Health Centers and New Markets Tax Credits Are Key Elements of Project Financing in Underserved Communities Arlington, VA (February 12, 2015) – Capital Impact Partners announced today that its 2014 fourth quarter lending to projects in underserved…
Whether you are an experienced charter school operator refining your approach or an enterprising newcomer ready to break ground in the charter school education sector, there is always more to discover and master to advance your institution and widen your…
Industry’s first publicly available, searchable resource of impact investing fund managers sees record number of applicants and assets; New emerging impact manager category brings awareness of innovative trailblazers breaking new ground in impact investing BETHESDA, Md. (February 25)—For the third…
Fund provides financing for projects that increase access to affordable housing and fresh, healthy foods Detroit, MI/Arlington, VA (July 10, 2014) – Capital Impact Partners and JPMorgan Chase & Co. today announced the launch of the $30 million Detroit Neighborhoods…
Bankruptcy, bailouts and blight may have put Detroit in recent news, but a wave of development in its New Center area is giving the city another reason to make headlines. On any given day and in all types of weather,…
The Equitable Development Initiative helps developers who are focused on bringing affordable housing and other real estate projects to disinvested communities. June 17, 2024 (Atlanta, GA) – A new program will help Atlanta’s emerging real estate developers overcome the systemic…
In 2021, the Nourish DC Collaborative launched. This initiative supports the development of locally owned food businesses in Washington, D.C. communities to create vibrant, healthy neighborhoods.Nourish DC offers flexible loans, grants, and technical assistance to emerging and existing food businesses. While it serves the entire District, the collaborative focuses on supporting businesses in underestimated neighborhoods, which are more often owned or led by people of color.
