Matters
- Represents lender on large scale 4% tax exempt financing transactions in multiple states.
- Represents CDE’s in the deployment of large New Markets Tax Credit allocation.
- Represents lenders on many low-income tax credit construction-to-permanent loans.
- Represented QALICB on adaptive reuse of large middle school building into nation’s largest business incubation space utilizing New Market Tax Credits and state and federal historic tax credits.
- Represented developer on adaptive reuse of historic building using 4% tax-exempt bond financing, HOME funds, state and federal Historic Tax Credits, and brownfield grant.
- Represented developer on adaptive reuse of historic school building using New Market Tax Credits, State and Federal Historic Tax Credits, and affiliated leverage loan structure into state university classroom, housing, and business incubation space.
- Represents historic tax credit syndicator on investments into historic rehabilitation projects in multiple states. This representation includes drafting of all germane equity documents arising out of the admission of the fund into the project’s ownership structure and due diligence review.
- Represents developers, lenders, and investors on senior, student, and multi-family housing projects.
- Represent privately held REIT on the acquisition of $100 MM plus of multifamily projects throughout the Midwest.
- Adaptive reuse of historic buildings into boutique hotels utilizing federal and state historic tax credits, tax abatements, and other municipal incentives.
- Represent national LIHTC developer/syndicator with the removal of GP on various projects throughout the country.
- Represent developer in the adaptive reuse of national coffee manufacturer building into lofts apartments utilizing state and federal historic tax credits and tax abatement.
- Represent developer of senior housing projects in the Midwest utilizing TRS lease structure.
- Represent LIHTC developers on 4% and 9% projects in New York, Iowa, Oklahoma, Colorado, Missouri, and Utah.
