Invest Atlanta approved a $55 million revenue bond for Legacy Ventures' planned 21-story Homewood Suites and Canopy Hilton combo hotel. Invest Atlanta also approved $325,000 for the renovation of Georgia Pacific's headquarters.

The Development Authority of Bulloch County and the Dept. of Economic Development have provided WL Plastics with a grant of land, a waiver of county permit fees, and state tax credits of $4,000 per job created, in exchange for a $12 million capital investment.

A proposal to redevelop the abandoned Doraville General Motors site through a tax allocation district has been rejected by local school leaders. Developers claim that without the TAD, they'll be forced to downsize the project.

Emory has announced plans to launch a new $1.5 million Sustainability Revolving Fund that will be used to fund capital-intensive energy and water efficiency projects across campus.

Georgia's angel tax credit program provides early investors in certain start-ups and new businesses a credit against their Georgia State income tax. The maximum credit to be allowed for all investments made in 2016, 2017, and 2018 is $5 million.

The City of Rome has launched a low-interest revolving loan pool to make second mortgage loan funds available for development projects within the Downtown Development Authority's service area. 

June 22-24, 1:00 - 5:00pm Eastern
CDFA is excited to offer the Brownfields Project Marketplace as an opportunity for communities to receive free technical assistance related to the redevelopment and financing of brownfield projects. Join us online on June 22-24 to consult with financing professionals and brownfield project experts who can help identify potential resources for your brownfield project.

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.

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