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ARTICLE · 08 MARCH 2016

Corner Briefing: Grant And Loan Opportunities For Infill Projects

This is the first edition in an ongoing series of "Corner Briefings" highlighting urban infill legal tools and opportunities.

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Nicholas Targ and Chelsea Maclean are Partners in Holland & Knight's San Francisco office

This is the first edition in an ongoing series of "Corner Briefings" highlighting urban infill legal tools and opportunities. These updates will identify new legal cases, legislative updates, grant opportunities and other urban infill trends that may be meaningful to you.

This Corner Briefing addresses two funding opportunities:

  • Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities Program (AHSC)
  • California Infrastructure Finance and Economic Development Bank (IBank) low-cost loans

Both sources of capital can make a critical funding difference for infill projects.

The AHSC Program is oriented toward infill projects and is funded by cap-and-trade action proceeds. A total of $320 million is available for grant and low-cost loan awards this year. Successful projects will typically include a transit-oriented residential project with an affordability level of 20 percent

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