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NTCIC is pleased to announce the successful financial closing for the rehabilitation of two vacant factory buildings in Buffalo, New York.

Friday, May 17th, new legislation was introduced in the House that would make important changes to the Historic Tax Credit.

Welcome to our comprehensive recap of our webinar series, “Investing in Your Main Street,” where we explore the power of historic tax credits and new markets tax credits in driving transformative development and revitalization in Main Street communities.

This past Thursday, NTCIC hosted the third and final webinar in our three-part “Investing in Your Main Street” series. We started our series by covering the basics of tax credits. What they are, what types are available, and an overview of how they are used.

NTCIC is pleased to announce the successful financial closing for the rehabilitation of the vacant Philip Morris Blended Leaf Complex in downtown Richmond, Virginia into a new headquarters for Congregations Around Richmond To Assure Shelter (CARITAS).

On March 11, The National Park Service released its anticipated Federal Tax Incentives for Rehabilitating Historic Buildings: Annual Report for Fiscal Year 2018.

This past Thursday, NTCIC hosted the second webinar in our three-part series Investing in Your Main Street. We started our series by covering the basics of tax credits. What they are, what types are available, and an overview of how they are used.

Thank you again for your interest and participation in our recent webinar “Tools of the Trade: Tax Credits 101.” We received some great questions at the end of the session and hope it was overall helpful and informative.

Join NTCIC and the National Main Street Center as we discuss tax credits and how our Main Street Revitalization Fund can be used to support your historic Main Street communities nationwide.

NTCIC is pleased to announce that it has successfully closed on financing for the Bowery project in downtown Akron, Ohio.