Creative Economy Projects

OpZone!

Creative Homies

Portland, OR

A Black-owned creative hub built for BIPOC creatives, in downtown Portland

$7,500 raised
  • $500 minimum investment
  • Black-owned and operated
  • Creative hub for BIPOC creatives
  • Triple bottom line
NSSC Funding Portal (Reg CF)

Kornr Store

Detroit, MI

Black woman developer gets back to basics with Detroit neighborhood marketplace.

$6,500 raised
  • $500 minimum investment
  • Black, woman-owned and operated
  • Creative neighborhood marketplace
  • Triple bottom line
NSSC Funding Portal (Reg CF)
FUNDED

Kemble Berkshires

Berkshires, MA

Sharing luxury in the shared economy. Carbon Neutral.

$1,434,000 raised
  • 144 investors
  • Experienced operators
  • 15-20% discounted rentals for investors
  • Annual preferred return + profit sharing
NSSC Funding Portal (Reg CF)
FUNDED

Freeman Berkshires

Berkshires, MA

Shared luxury in the sharing economy. Carbon neutral.

$890,000 raised
  • 141 investors
  • Carbon neutral
  • 15-20% discounted rentals for investors
  • Annual preferred return + profit sharing
NSSC Funding Portal (Reg CF)
FUNDED

3451 Benning

Washington, DC

This Washington, DC, retail project is designed for the foodie in us all.

$257,000 raised
  • 56 investors
  • Investors share operating cash flow
  • Investors share profit
  • Medium investment horizon
NSSC Funding Portal (Reg CF) + NSSC Crowd (506(c))
FUNDED

Buvinger Bldg

Pittsburgh, PA

This 3-story building was converted into fresh new retail and residential space in this hipster neighborhood.

$238,500 raised
  • 16 investors
  • Investors fully repaid
  • 21% + IRR returned
  • Short term investment horizon
NSSC Crowd (506(c))
FUNDED
OpZone!

Golaski Labs

Philadelphia, PA

A crowdfunded Opportunity Zone Fund repurposes an industrial building into a lively mix of uses.

$291,500 raised
  • 36 investors
  • Opportunity Zone tax beneifts
  • Preferred return + share of profit
  • Medium investment horizon
NSSC Funding Portal (Reg CF) + NSSC Crowd (506(c))
FUNDED

Liberty Bank Building

Pittsburgh, PA

History & innovation meet in this coworking hub.

$300,000 raised
  • 12 investors
  • Investors fully repaid
  • Equity + 10% annual interest
  • Short term investment horizon
NSSC Crowd (506(c))
FUNDED

1476 Magazine Street

New Orleans, LA

An unusual worker/artist owned and run bed and breakfast to be built on New Orlean’s Magazine Street.

$111,000 raised

 

  • 31 investors
  • Investors fully repaid
  • Equity + 8% annual interest 
  • Short-term investment horizo
NSSC Funding Portal (Reg CF) + NSSC Crowd (506(c))

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