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    $5.25MM in Financing as Part of Neighborhood Revitalization Project Providing Jobs, Commercial, and Retail Space

  • detail image of project

    $5.25MM in Financing as Part of Neighborhood Revitalization Project Providing Jobs, Commercial, and Retail Space

  • detail image of project

    $5.25MM in Financing as Part of Neighborhood Revitalization Project Providing Jobs, Commercial, and Retail Space

  • detail image of project

    $5.25MM in Financing as Part of Neighborhood Revitalization Project Providing Jobs, Commercial, and Retail Space

Vermont Manchester – Los Angeles, CA

Clearinghouse CDFI (CCDFI) provided a $5,250,000 loan to VM Commercial, LLC (VM) for use in a redevelopment project in South Central Los Angeles as part of a recovery redevelopment project.

South Central Los Angeles has been undergoing redevelopment since the civil unrest of 1992. In April 2022, the Los Angeles city council began the Recovery Redevelopment Project. VM is revitalizing a vacant lot on the corner of Vermont and Manchester Ave through a mixed-use redevelopment project. This project brings affordable retail goods and groceries to a neglected neighborhood. It also creates around 250 temporary construction jobs, with ongoing training and employment opportunities. CCDFI provided a $5,250,000 loan as part of a $10.5 million direct construction loan, in collaboration with Genesis L.A.

VM Commercial, LLC is a company formed by Primestor Development, Inc. (Primestor). Primestor is a family-owned and socially conscious real estate company focused on managing and developing properties that empower the communities they serve.

Read the full story here: Just Funded – Vermont Manchester

 

Financing Provided:
$5,250,000
Location:
Los Angeles, CA
Impact:
Adds 250 temporary jobs and 145 permanent jobs along with commercial and retail services in South Central L.A. neighborhood and surrounding communities
Purpose:
Participation in a $10.5 MM construction loan with Genesis LA with NMTC funds coming in as subordinate financing
Year Funded:
2022
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