9 Clark Place Studios
LISC facilitated a $1.70 million loan for the redevelopment of a single-family home and lot located at 9 Clark Place, aimed at transforming the parcel in alignment with Tacoma's updated zoning policies, emphasizing denser housing. This loan was financed through LISC's partnership with MacKenzie Scott.
Spotlight on Inclusive Economic Development Without Displacement
On Wall Street and downtowns around the country, declining in-person work is driving near-record office vacancies, with implications for nearby businesses, the urban tax base, and public services. But on main streets across the country, LISC is addressing some of the same technological and economic changes behind downtown vacancies, to support entrepreneurs of color facing displacement.
Three Models for Inclusive, Community-Led Economic Development Without Displacement
Community-centered economic inclusion initiatives hold important lessons for how to dismantle inequities and promote economic opportunities without displacement. LISC’s local partners in places like Everett, WA, Oakland, CA, and Charlotte, NC are fostering community-led initiatives that promote economic justice with residents and small businesses.
Thompson120
LISC provided acquisition financing to support the development of Thompson120, a new construction rental building in Tacoma, WA.
Making Space Matter: The Toolkit
The Making Space Matter toolkit is a concrete, interactive, step-by-step guide to help craft child care and early learning facilities policies of the future.
Making Space Matter: The Report
A collection of resources on child care facility development and related strategies you can use to actively plan for an interconnected system of support.