New Jersey Community Development Entity, LLC

Trenton NJ


New Jersey Community Development Entity (NJCDE) will provide economic development loans for both businesses and real estate development projects and construction loans for the development of for-sale housing. These loans can be used to fill financing gaps to advance economic development projects that need additional capital.

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NMTC (2003) - $125,000,000

Through its allocation, NJCDE can offer either mezzanine or permanent loans made at below-market rates with terms no less than seven years and interest-only payments for seven years. NJCDE can also leverage and expand the amount of construction loan capital for homeownership development, which is currently insufficient to meet demand, thereby increasing the number of affordable homeownership developments.



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