Our attorneys can provide one-stop shopping for creative public financing opportunities.
EXPERIENCE
- Redevelopment subsidies
- General funds, including anticipated tax revenues from real estate development to subsidize projects
- Federal funds such as CDBG grants, United States Department of Transportation grants, and American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 funds
- Loans (such as federal Section 108 loans, public leases, or in rare cases, special tax districts)
- Municipal bond markets for credit that can be used for private development projects
- Mello Roos or similar land-secured bonds for infrastructure and other public improvements, such as libraries, theaters, or parking structures
- Lease revenue bonds with public agencies for public facilities
Practice in these areas requires a clear understanding of the regulations governing various public funding sources (including tax rules), as well as the manner in which public funds interrelate with private ownership and financing.
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