Findings from a University of Wisconsin-Whitewater study found that Wisconsin's investments in brownfields through $121.4 million in state grants and leveraged by local and federal incentives have recouped a $1.77 billion return on investment.

City Council voted to support $7.3 million in tax increment financing for a redevelopment to expand retail and office space in downtown Middleton.

Bond financing facilitated by WHEFA was used to help Reedsburg Area Medical Center refinance bonds previously issued. This financing has reduced overall debt service and has allowed the medical center to grow by providing access to low-cost private capital.

The City of Sheboygan will give a developer $1.4 million in incentives to build a $10 million mixed-use complex with high-end apartments and commercial space on the former Boston Store site.

This brownfield project in New Holstein, WI was presented by Randy Stadtmueller during the 2015 NDFS Brownfields and Rural Project Marketplace in Charleston, South Carolina.

CDFA is pleased to announce the selection of North South Government Strategies (NSGS) as the Council's legislative representation on Capitol Hill. Eric Silva, Founding Partner with NSGS, will continue his work as CDFA's legislative representative.

The Fundamentals Course is the foundation for all of CDFA's educational offerings. This course will help you understand the variety of development finance tools available, from bonds, tax credits and TIF, to federal financing programs, RLFs, and access to capital lending resources.

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