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Our team continues to grow! We are thrilled to welcome new members to NTCIC over the past couple of months.

From overseeing international policy on energy efficiency to managing early-stage renewable investments, Karin Berry has been a major player in the renewable energy space for over 30 years.

At NTCIC’s October 2021 Board of Directors meeting, Ms. Lauri Michel was unanimously elected as incoming Chair, succeeding Mr. Bruce Block.

Washington, D.C., September 14, 2021 – The House Ways and Means Committee Democrats released their budget reconciliation legislative text for amending community development tax incentives over the weekend. The bill will be considered by the full Ways and Means Committee this week.

NTCIC is thrilled to welcome seven new members to our team during the last quarter.

“In many of the more than 8,700 opportunity zones (OZs) in the United States—which include areas in five U.S. territories—historic buildings that are potentially eligible for historic designation are ripe for redevelopment.

As we reflect on this past year, NTCIC expresses our deep appreciation to our industry partners, colleagues, and the many community members that enable so many incredible initiatives across the country despite the challenges of these times.

Twenty years ago, the National Trust for Historic Preservation formed the National Trust Community Investment Corporation (NTCIC) as a dedicated subsidiary to finance impactful preservation and community development projects.

With the inauguration behind us and a new administration in place, Historic Tax Credit (HTC) advocates anticipate Congress will introduce a new version of the Historic Tax Credit Growth and Opportunity Act (HTC-GO), sometime in February.

Recently, the Novogradac Journal of Tax Credits presented the winners of the 2020 Community Development QLICI of the Year awards, which included the NTCIC supported 683 Northland development in Buffalo, New York.