Financing Development Archives - Community and Economic Development in North Carolina and Beyond

Category: Financing Development

» Update on the Community Reinvestment Act

» Getting It Under Control: Acquiring Property for Redevelopment (Part 2)

» DOT BUILD Grants Replace TIGER Grants

» The Changing Dynamics of USDA’s Section 515 Program

» Getting It Under Control: Acquiring Property for Redevelopment (Part 1)

» Opportunity Zones at a Local Level

» North Carolina’s Opportunity Zones Certified

» Receivership: A New Tool for Addressing Vacant Problem Properties in North Carolina

» Freddie Mac Pilots a Single-Family Rental Program

» Aligning Transit Agencies and Private Developers through Joint Development

» Combining Multiple Property Tax Exclusions for Re-Development Projects

» University Contributions to Municipal Service Districts in NC

» 2017 New Market Tax Credit Allocations in North Carolina

» Utilizing Program Income and Revolving Funds to Stretch CDBGs

» Environmental Infrastructure Programs under the Omnibus Budget Bill

» The Opportunity Zones Program

» On Borrowed Ground: A Ground Lease Primer – Part 2

» Four Federal Water Infrastructure Funding Programs to Watch

» On Borrowed Ground: A Ground Lease Primer – Part 1

» The CDFI Bond Guarantee Program

» Local Government Owners of Historic Property Asked to Convey Property by End of 2017: What Public Officials Should Know

» Leveraging Revenues from New Development: Critical Infrastructure Assessment Authority in 2017

» Equity with a Twist: The Low Income Investment Fund’s Social Capital Tool

» Catawba County’s Innovative Water Service Partnership Model

» What’s the deal with modular construction?

» Legal and Business Reasons Why Downtown Development Programs Should Involve Secured Loans—Not Grants

» Federal Housing Finance Options for Mixed-Use Development

» Legislative Changes Affecting the Tools in the North Carolina Water Finance Toolbox

» 4% LIHTC Use in North Carolina’s Triangle Region

» Conveyance of property in a public-private partnership for a “downtown development project”

» Boosting LIHTC: Difficult Development Areas & Qualified Census Tracts

» How a Mezzanine Loan Can Reduce Equity Requirements, Boost Returns, and Attract Investment to a Redevelopment Project

» A Little Slice of Heaven: A Primer on Air Rights in Development

» The Birth of a New Federal Water and Wastewater Financing Program — WIFIA Arrives

» Reshaping Suburban Spaces

» New Report Highlights Public-Private Partnerships

» Upfront Charges for Local Government Water and Sewer Capital

» Solar Schools and Environmental Finance

» Flexible Opportunities in North Carolina’s Brownfields Program

» EPA Resources on Smart Growth Economic Development

» Conveyance of Local Government Property for Affordable Housing

» EB-5 Visa Program Helps Fund NC Charter Schools

» Renewed Funding Extends New Market Tax Credit Program Through 2019

» A Primer on Applying for Historic Tax Credits and the National Historic Register

» Brownfields Programs as a Revitalization Tool: NC Case Studies

» Report: The Unintended Consequences of Housing Finance

» How to Use Federal and State Brownfields Programs to Accomplish a Community Revitalization Project

» More Federal Funding Available to Grow Clean Energy Small Businesses

» Tools for financing development in revitalization areas: HUD Multifamily Loan Products

» New SEC Rules Play to the Crowd