The document discusses financing options for affordable and workforce housing projects. It outlines various funding sources like Low-Income Housing Tax Credits, New Market Tax Credits, TIF, energy tax credits, bonds, grants from HUD, DOT, EPA, foundations, and others. Specific projects discussed include the Three Towers redevelopment, Park Avenue Phase 5, and South Lincoln Redevelopment, which utilized various capital sources and pursued green building certification. Partnerships between agencies and across sectors are emphasized to jointly fund and support livable communities.
1. Financing Affordable and Workforce Housing Partners in Innovation National Symposium September 27, 2010 Chris Parr Director of Development Denver Housing Authority
3. Financing Options/Tools Low-Income Housing Tax Credits New Market Tax Credits Regional Transportation District Bond Project Tax Increment Financing Energy Tax-Credits Improvement Districts Denver Better Bonds Property Tax Exemption Urban Land Conservancy TOD Fund HUD DOT EPA City Skyline Fund HOME/CDBG (City/State) Inclusionary Zoning CHFA TOD Incentive Scoring CFFP/EPC Department of Health Foundations Everything
4. Financing Options/Tools Low-Income Housing Tax Credits New Market Tax Credits Regional Transportation District Bond Project Tax Increment Financing Energy Tax-Credits Improvement Districts Denver Better Bonds Property Tax Exemption Urban Land Conservancy TOD Fund HUD DOT EPA City Skyline Fund HOME/CDBG (City/State) Inclusionary Zoning CHFA TOD Incentive Scoring CFFP/EPC Department of Health Foundations Everything -DHA Redevelopments -Denver Local Innovation -Livability Principles Grants Foundations
7. Park Avenue Redevelopment Block 5B Park Avenue Phase 5 Estimates 90 Units LEED NC LEED ND Green Communities Code Const Cost 15,200,000 Pilot Savings (620,000) Bldg w/ Pilot 14,580,000 Green Premiums 877,000 Rebates (418,520) Grants (162,000) Prem less Reb/Gr 296,480 Bldg w/ Pilot plus Green Prem 14,876,480 Avg Payback 7 years
8. Park Avenue Solar Analysis 100 kW System – Goal: Cover Significant Building Electrical Demand Total System Value $616,000 Solar Rebate ($198,720) Considerations: - Need 12-14,000 sf mounting space Initial Capital Requirement $417,603 - Other Building Systems Federal Investment Tax Credit ($184,800) Final Capital Requirement $232,803 Payback Year 7
11. 1099 Osage: Phase I of the South Lincoln Redevelopment Funding Sources: CFRC (Stimulus) Low Income Housing Tax Credit Equity DHA Developer Fee Denver Better Bonds Denver Skyline Funds Denver HOME Denver CDBG Denver Land RTD Station Participation/Bike Share Xcel Rebate Program “Green” Efforts/Funding Tracking LEED Platinum, Enterprise Green Communities, Offsetting 50% of wastewater, energy, and water consumption Photovoltaic/Geothermal (Energy Tax Credits) EPA Study Grant Greywater Pilot Smoke Free Housing study
12. Stormwater Approach Storm Water Quality Legend Storm Water Detention Water Quality Gardens Savings Est.: $3,000,000 MITHUN SOUTH LINCOLN REDEVELOPMENT MASTERPLAN
15. Bringing it TogetherLivability Principles HUD/DOT/EPA Provide More Transit Choices Promote Equitable, Affordable Housing Enhance Economic Competitiveness Support Existing Communities Coordinate and Leverage Federal Policies and Investment Value Communities and Neighborhoods Incorporate at the Site Level Interagency Collaborative EPA Grant Incorporate at the Area Level Incorporate at the Corridor Level
16. Going Further What is Sustainable? Sustainable = + + + + Green The greatest way to go Green is to be SUSTAINABLE
18. Grants/Foundations - Chasing It in New Ways Grants DOT Tiger II Planning HUD Community Challenge HUD HOPE VI HUD Choice Neighborhoods HUD Healthy Homes USDA Hunger Free Com EPA Design Assist Governor’s Energy Office Department of Health Public Works Coupling Geothermal/Solar/Wind/Greywater Local Utility Incentives Foundations Ford DHA/City/ ULC/Enterprise/Non-Profits MacArthur DHA/City/ULC/Enterprise/Others Local Colorado Health Foundation Health Organizations
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Needed a total of $27.5 million in PAB to meet 50% test. CFFP Bond/PAB - $14,600,000Size dictated by perm financing gapConstruction Loan/PAB - $12,750,000 Construction loan sized to fill approximately 55%EPC Lease Finance/PAB - $4,000,000Size dictated by energy savings capacityHad the option to not use Bond Cap on this, but would have then needed to increase the construction loan and thus construction interestDHA Purchase Loan - $11,150,000Needed to bridge equity installmentsHad agreed to late timing of equity before fully comprehending the structure of the purchase of the buildingsDHA Program Funds Loan - $3,600,000Indirectly linked to sale proceedsCould not use the full proceeds at sale anyway as we needed to have PAB funding for the 4% LIHTCPaul will discuss these last two more in a minute
Objectives under each element.The HDMT includes over 130 indicators.