Minority-Led Projects

22 Drydock

Boston, MA

A ground-up, energy-forward life sciences building in Boston's Seaport.

$3,283,925 raised
  • $10,000 minimum investment
  • ACCREDITED INVESTORS ONLY
  • 17.76% IRR anticipated
  • Institutional sponser, Related Beal
NSSC Crowd (506(c))

The Aux Evanston

Evanston, IL

A commercial hub dedicated to racial equity and wellness

$210,000 raised
  • $1,000 minimum investment
  • 100% Community owned
  • Black-owned small business hub
  • Focused on community wellness
NSSC Funding Portal (Reg CF)

Swank Atlanta

Atlanta, GA

Distinctive, modern residences. In Atlanta's Beltline District.

$0 raised
  • $25,000 minimum investment
  • ACCREDITED INVESTORS ONLY
  • 14 luxury town homes ground up
  • On the Atlanta Beltline
NSSC Crowd (506(c))

Swank Atlanta

Atlanta, GA

Distinctive, modern residences. In Atlanta's Beltline District.

$2,000 raised
  • $1,000 minimum investment
  • 14 luxury town homes ground up
  • On the Atlanta Beltline
  • Construction loan commmitted
NSSC Funding Portal (Reg CF)
FUNDED

El Centro Home

Philadelphia, PA

From vacant warehouse to workforce training.

$978,763 raised
  • 3 investors
  • ACCREDITED INVESTORS ONLY
  • Mission-driven & experienced team
  • Construction underway!
NSSC Crowd (506(c))
FUNDED

Edmondson Village

Baltimore, MD

Building Black wealth through community-owned shopping centers.

$454,000 raised
  • 200 investors
  • Community-owned real estate opportunity
  • Experienced Black team
  • Share equally in cash flow and profits
NSSC Funding Portal (Reg CF)
FUNDED

Retreat @ Lake Noire

Oakwood, TX

Twenty tiny cabins all tricked out. On a lake. Unplugged.

$356,000 raised
  • 104 investors
  • Unplugged short-term rentals
  • Close to five major cities
  • Energy efficient features
NSSC Funding Portal (Reg CF)
FUNDED
OpZone!

Sharswood

Philadelphia, PA

A mixed-use Opportunity Zone project set to transform a community. Change the game.

$751,250 raised
  • 54 investors
  • Opportunity Zone tax benefits
  • Annual preferred return
  • Profit-sharing after investment returned
NSSC Funding Portal (Reg CF) + 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

Lake Noire Take Two

Oakwood, TX

Twenty tiny cabins all tricked out. On a lake. Unplugged.

$212,500 raised
  • 96 investors
  • Unplugged short-term rentals
  • Close to five major cities
  • Energy efficient features
NSSC Funding Portal (Reg CF)
FUNDED

Walbrook Junction

Baltimore, MD

Building Black wealth through community-owned shopping centers.

$332,500 raised
  • 130 investors
  • Community-owned real estate opportunity
  • Share equally in cash flow and profits
  • Experienced Black team
NSSC Funding Portal (Reg CF)
FUNDED

BIPOC Homeownership

San Francisco

Permanently affordable. Advancing BIPOC cooperatives In San Francisco.

$149,400 raised
  • 41 investors
  • Advancing BIPOC cooperatives
  • Medium investment horizon
  • Experienced operators
NSSC Funding Portal (Reg CF)
FUNDED

Rosewood

Los Angeles, CA

Live in style and walk in Larchmont with this ground up small-scale subdivision.

$175,000 raised
  • 10 investors
  • Investors fully repaid
  • Equity + 10% annual interest payment
  • Short term investment horizon
NSSC Crowd (506(c))
FUNDED

Roseland Center

Chicago

Building Black wealth through community-owned shopping centers.

$134,500 raised
  • 54 investors
  • Community-owned real estate opportunity
  • Experienced Black team
  • Share equally in cash flow and profits
NSSC Funding Portal (Reg CF)
FUNDED
OpZone!

Creative Homies

Portland, OR

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

$94,400 raised
  • 41 investors
  • Black-owned and operated
  • Creative hub for BIPOC creatives
  • Triple bottom line
NSSC Funding Portal (Reg CF)
FUNDED

Kornr Store

Detroit, MI

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

$43,000 raised
  • 23 investors
  • Black, woman-owned and operated
  • Creative neighborhood marketplace
  • Triple bottom line
NSSC Funding Portal (Reg CF)
FUNDED

El Centro Home

Philadelphia, PA

From vacant warehouse to workforce training.

$25,200 raised
  • 38 investors
  • ALL INVESTORS WELCOME
  • Mission-driven & experienced team
  • Construction underway!
NSSC Funding Portal (Reg CF)

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