New Housing Lottery In Atlantic City Helps Residents Make Purchasing A Home More Accessible
Four lucky winners have been drawn, each receiving the keys to newly constructed, deeply discounted homes in Venice Park, a significant step toward realizing the dream of homeownership.
Englewood Krav Maga
After securing a $25,000 working capital loan through New Jersey Community Capital’s Garden State Relief Fund, Traci was able to attain financial security for her small business and assume operations once restrictions were lifted.
New Jersey Community Capital and New Brunswick Tomorrow Announce First Residential Closings Under New Housing Assistance Program
The Esperanza Down Payment Assistance program has granted up to $30,000 in closing cost support to first-time homebuyers in New Brunswick’s Esperanza neighborhood.
New Jersey Community Capital Closes $10M in Financing to The Children’s Home Society of New Jersey
Funds will support the acquisition and development of a child development center for the Trenton/Hamilton, NJ community and the acquisition of CHSofNJ’s headquarters space
Bridgeton Food Specialization Center
New construction of a light industrial facility.
CompleteCare Bridgeton Downtown Redevelopment
CompleteCare Health Network’s new 29,301 sq. ft. location, housed in downtown Bridgeton, NJ, combined two current Bridgeton-based CompleteCare locations into one, as well as some services currently contained in other areas of Cumberland County, while offering availability for two additional tenants.
Unity Charter School
Unity Charter School has been recognized for its academic performance and it eco-conscious curriculum, but had quickly outgrown its building. Through a credit enhancement, NJCC provided the charter school with the financial backing it needed to secure a lease and remodel a new building for learning.
Stephanie Yanes
In 2019, New Jersey Community Capital partnered with Wells Fargo and NeighborWorks® America to bring the national NeighborhoodLIFT® Program to New Jersey to provide down payment assistance grants to families and individuals purchasing a home in Essex County.
Polaris American
After receiving a $500,000 acquisition and construction revolving line of credit from New Jersey Community Capital, William (Bill) was able to initially purchase two vacant, scattered-site properties in his hometown to rehabilitate and renovate into quality affordable housing units.
Monica and Manuel
Through CAPC’s Down Payment Assistance Program, Monica and Manuel were awarded a $48,500 grant to assist in the purchase of a home and reduce their monthly mortgage.