“Those closest to the problem are closest to the solutions.” Bryan Stevenson Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) were first certified by the U.S. Treasury 25 years ago to provide financing in communities left behind by the mainstream financial system. CDFIs…
Washington, DC (March 27, 2013) – NCB Capital Impact has been awarded a $1.91 million grant from the Ford Foundation to support the continued growth of its affordable housing initiative, the Cornerstone Partnership, which helps local homeownership programs preserve long-term affordability.
Whether you’re a seasoned real estate developer fine-tuning your strategies or an aspiring newcomer eager to make your mark in the industry, there is always more to know and learn to help grow your business and scale your impact. This…
$12.5 Million Loan Fund to support emerging diverse real estate developers in Detroit, create pathway of success for those working to revitalize city (DETROIT – May 14, 2020) – In an effort to increase support for minority real estate developers spearheading…
These funds will be used to provide loans, grants, and development services to developers of color who build rental housing in disinvested communities across the United States APRIL 14, 2023 (Arlington, VA) – The U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Community…
Arlington, VA (October 1, 2015) – Capital Impact Partners announced today that Ellis Carr, the organization’s Chief Financial Officer, has been nominated to serve on the Opportunity Finance Network’s 2015 Board of Directors.
Whether you’re a seasoned real estate developer fine-tuning your strategies or an aspiring newcomer eager to make your mark in the industry, there is always more to know and learn to help grow your business and scale your impact. This…
National Presence, Personal Attention A mission-driven Community Development Financial Institution, Capital Impact Partners – part of the Momentus Capital family of organizations – is headquartered in Arlington, Virginia with offices and staff located in key regions across the country to…
In 1977, Joel Landy was a young man from the suburbs looking for a place to live in the city. He found it among a neighborhood of decaying, vacant, 1800s-era Victorian homes in the city’s iconic Cass Corridor, and he’s…
