Caitlin Jones & A. J. Johnson • 6 min read
Tax Credit Advisor May, 2006: Increasingly, historic rehabilitation projects are funded with a combination of New Markets (NMTCs) and Historic Tax Credits (HRTCs). But as these deals have become more commonplace, they have also grown more complex, with developers striving to combine NMTCs and HRTCs in creative ways to help finance projects that might not have otherwise been economically feasible.
Caitlin Jones & A. J. Johnson • 7 min read
Tax Credit Advisor March, 2006: For developers, large mixed-use projects pose special challenges. These challenges become even more daunting when the projects involve an adaptive reuse funded with Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credits (HRTCs).
Caitlin Jones & A. J. Johnson • 9 min read
Tax Credit Advisor February, 2006: Many cities and counties hope to reverse the growing scarcity of affordable housing through mandates. Most common is inclusionary housing, which requires developers to set aside a certain percentage of completed units for low and moderate-income households. The pot is often sweetened with offers of low-interest rate loans and zoning flexibility.