The proposed redevelopment of the Doraville GM plant could increase the plants tax value by $750 million. The project's development has been stalled by a dispute between Dekalb County officials over a proposed TAD to fund the construction.

Invest Atlanta's board voted 3-1 in favor of an "inducement" resolution declaring an intent to issue up to $55 million in bonds to finance a 21-story, 333-room hotel at Marietta and Baker streets.

Hampton Council members approved the creation of an enterprise zone that will allow new businesses to receive tax and fee reductions for occupational taxes, building permits, planning and zoning, engineering, and business licenses.

Canton officials are set to vote on whether to approve the creation of a historic district  If the measure is approved, business owners could receive low-interest loans and federal tax credits for the rehabilitation of their historic properties.

The Douglas County Board of Commissioners is set to vote on a major resort development at the Foxhall Resort & Sporting Club. If approved, the $150 million project would be financed through EB-5 funds, revenue bonds, and a PILOT program.

To keep pace with rising passenger and aircraft demands, the ATL will need a new, sixth runway and a new concourse – both estimated to cost nearly $2 billion – as well as a $500 million hotel and mixed-use commercial complex.

Join CDFA for the fourth annual Georgia Financing Rountable Conference on June 16 in Atlanta. With new partner GEDA, the 2016 Georgia Conference will be an opportunity for you to meet with your colleagues from around the state, network with development finance experts & discover financing solutions to meet the economic development challenges your community faces.

This year's conference will focus on a number of critical topics in the development finance industry including examining the powers & financing capacities of development authorities across the state of Georgia. The conference also features a session on the expansion of oppportunities for public-private partnerships in Georgia and what they are able to finance. Check out the 2016 Georgia Financing Roundtable Conference webpage to find what the conference as to offer.

The CDFA Scholarship Program, Presented by Public Financial Management, Inc., is designed to support members and non-members who cannot afford the cost of registration fees. Scholarships are available for several different types of CDFA events, including the National Summit, CDFA Training Institute Courses, and State Roundtable Conferences. View the scholarship application to learn more about requirements and available scholarships.

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