The National Trust Community Investment Corporation

The National Trust Community Investment Corporation (NTCIC) makes equity investments in real estate projects that qualify for federal historic rehabilitation and state historic rehabilitation tax credits in all 50 states. NTCIC works with a wide variety of property owners including for-profit developers, nonprofit organizations and local governments. Its focus is on projects that stimulate the economic revitalization of the surrounding community.

Case Studies

The Community Restoration and Revitalization Act

NTCIC developed a series of case studies to demonstrate the potential impact of the bill to amend the federal historic tax credit. In each profile, narrative and financial information illustrates how a project's feasibility would be greatly enhanced by the passage of HR1043/SR584.

CASA de Maryland, Langley Park, Maryland - an aging mansion is poised to become a Multicultural Center to serve the surrounding Latino community;
Fowler Building, Waterloo, Iowa - the creation of art gallery, commercial and artist live-work space will help establish a growing arts-based downtown district;
Havre U.S. Post Office, Havre, Montana - a rehabilitated post office will bring offices, restaurant and a cultural museum to this rural community;
La Fontaine Building, Pendleton, Oregon - this project creates downtown housing, a critical component of the city's continued revitalization;
Severs Block Building, Muskogee, Oklahoma - rehabilitating this fire-damaged historic building would save a key piece of the city's vanishing historic fabric.