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Federal Historic Tax Credit Program.
JPMorgan Chase has been participating in the Historic Tax Credit (HTC) program for over a decade. Since 2017, we've invested millions of dollars in HTC equity to support the preservation of more than 3 million square feet of historically significant buildings.
Featured Project #1: Louisa Hotel. Seattle, Washington.
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After a Christmas Eve fire destroyed half of the former hotel and jazz club in
2013, developers converted the building into affordable workforce housing and
seven commercial spaces.
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$4 Million Federal Historic Tax Credit equity contributed by JPMorgan Chase.
1909: The year the building was constructed.
84 Affordable units of workforce housing occupy the current space.
Featured Project #2: Brooklyn Navy Yard's Building 127. Brooklyn, New York.
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A 1933 photograph shows two men painting the exterior woodwork of the Navy Yard building.
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Constructed in 1903, the three-story former shipbuilding and repair facility joins the repurposed Navy Yard as a light manufacturing, hardware production, and creative office space.
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An illustration shows the contemporary brick Brooklyn Navy Yard Building, the size of a city block.
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$10 Million Federal and state Historic Tax Credit equity contributed by JPMorgan Chase.
1801: Year the Navy Yard was first established.
100,000 sq. ft. Size of the industrial building.
Featured Project #3: Metro Two. Hyattsville, Maryland.
Designed by the architect of the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., the former office building is now occupied by The Highline Apartments.
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$9.7 Million Federal Historic Tax Credit equity contributed by JPMorgan Chase.
1968: Year the building was constructed.
339 Multifamily market-rate rental apartments located in the building.
Featured Project #4: Ansco Camera Factory. Binghamton, New York.
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Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, developers converted this
factory into Ansco Lofts, which feature multifamily units and 30,000 square
feet of commercial space.
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$6.5 Million Federal and state Historic Tax Credit equity contributed by JPMorgan Chase.
1937: Year Ansco camera company purchased the building.
100 Multifamily, market-rate lofts occupy the current space.
JPMorgan Chase is here to help you with New Markets Tax Credit financing. Learn more at chase.com/cdb, and contact one of our bankers today. New Markets Tax Credit Program.
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