- Over $700 million in equity raised
- National footprint
- Leader in HTC public policy
Since 2000, NTCIC has connected key investors and experienced developers in order to make smart and successful tax credit investments. We serve as the investor’s liaison through the entire transaction process, from origination to exit, providing developers with seamless access to capital.
- Origination
- Underwriting and Closing
- Asset Management
- Fund Management
- Compliance Supervision
- Streamlined process
- Clear communication
- A commitment to the mission of the project
- Organized and responsive communication
Investment Opportunities
- Revitalizes historic properties in economically distressed areas
- $583MM in NMTC Allocation
- 8,800 jobs created
- $243MM in equity raised
- Over 230 MW of solar energy produced
- National footprint
We have closed tax credit deals since 2000 and have developed specialized expertise in multiple tax credit areas. Our team’s expertise across credits generates synergy that supports each area.
Our capacity and willingness to provide up-front technical assistance makes us the perfect partner for nonprofit and local government project sponsors in addition to for-profit projects.
Our connection to the National Trust for Historic Preservation and commitment to remain mission-driven in addition to economically-driven sets us apart from other syndicators.
Our reliable relationships with the IRS, National Park Services and top bank regulators have strengthened our ability to inform our partners how our industry is being affected and the best ways to respond to potential challenges or threats.
NTCIC combines the unrivaled historic preservation expertise of its parent, the National Trust for Historic Preservation, with the financial strength of its many tax credit investor partners.
NTCIC is the leading voice for protecting and enhancing federal and state historic tax credits. NTCIC founded and still chairs the Historic Tax Credit Coalition and serves on the board of the NMTC Coalition. We work closely with policy makers and regulators to shape the programs that we participate in.