With the 2016 elections now behind us, it's time to evaluate the current development finance landscape and unpack how the election results will affect our industry going forward. Learn from CDFA's Capitol Hill insiders about the post-election development finance landscape.

An index of SourceMedia's comprehensive election analysis for professionals in financial services, healthcare and technology. With coverage of more than 50 contests and ballot initiatives.

Donald Trump's presidential victory virtually assures a big boost in infrastructure funding, but his tax reform could place the tax exemption for municipal bonds in jeopardy.

The first permanently affordable apartment project completed using Denver's Revolving Affordable Housing Loan Fund celebrated its grand opening, the ceremony attended by dozens of local officials, nonprofit and business leaders.

That lack of notification has rendered ordinances creating two districts invalid and sends the developer back to square one in seeking incentives for the nearly 5 million-square-foot redevelopment.

The program will offer up to $24 million of total funding to make natural gas available to Pennsylvania residents, manufacturers, and pad-ready sites. Grants will be available for up to $1 million per applicant for pipeline project expenses, and will require 50% matching funds.

HB-309 affords state and local governments in the Commonwealth both to initiate P3 procurements and to entertain unsolicited proposals for P3 projects. A series of processes within the legislation are drafted to support transparency in the process.

The primary finding of this study is that the Fund for Lake Michigan has had a very positive, demonstrable economic impact in the southeastern region of Wisconsin. Data suggests that, if funded in the same manner, the Fund should continue to have a similar level of economic impact for the foreseeable future.

President-elect Donald Trump's promise to rebuild the nation's infrastructure is resonating with Republican and Democratic lawmakers, but could spell trouble for municipal bonds.

Donald Trump's presidency and the Republican-controlled Congress set the stage for historic tax reform and increased spending on infrastructure next year, which has the potential to jeopardize the tax exemption for municipal bonds, according to market participants.

During the final CDFA // BNY Mellon Development Finance Webcast Series of 2016, our expert speakers will provide a look into the activities, operations, management and success stories of their high performing DFA. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from the best DFAs in the country.

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