Two-phase redevelopment of Clippership Wharf in East Boston, MA. Phase 1 involved the acquisition of parcel from the Boston Redevelopment Authority and new construction of a mixed-income condominium project using workforce housing proceeds from Massachusetts Housing Finance Agency. Phase 2 involved a ground lease of property from the Boston Redevelopment Authority and new construction of a mixed use affordable housing project involving federal and state Low Income Housing Tax Credits and loan proceeds from Massachusetts Housing Finance Agency, as well as subordinate debt from multiple local and state sources. *

Acquisition and financing of historic school building in Southbridge, MA utilizing financing from numerous state and local sources including DHCD HOME funds, Affordable Housing Trust Funds, Facilities Consolidation Funds and Housing Stabilization Funds as well as state and federal Low Income and Historic Tax Credits.*

Multi-phase redevelopment of one million square foot historic department store in Rochester, NY into mixed- use condominium involving retail, restaurant, innovation labs, market rate housing, workforce housing and affordable housing. Redevelopment involved a seven (7) phase historic project. Two phases included the use of new market tax credits combined with an historic lease pass-through; two phases involved the development of affordable housing utilizing Low Income Housing and Historic Tax Credits; and one phase involved the use of tax exempt bond financing, work force housing proceeds and Historic Tax Credits. Two additional phases involved the use of opportunity zone fund investments.*

$48MM HUD financing of an occupied multi-family housing project in Jackson, MS that included a joint venture with the local housing authority ground lease from the housing authority, RAD conversion and syndication of Low Income Housing Tax Credits.*

Acquisition and financing of historic mill building using condominium structure to bifurcate a single project into a 4% project and 9% project, using construction financing from Rhode Island Housing Finance Agency and Citizens Bank. Because of issues related to the transferability of the state Historic Tax Credits, a new ownership structure was created that allowed the tax credit investor to be admitted as a sole member of each of the condominium owners, which allowed each owner to be treated as a disregarded entity for the purposes of the tax credits.*

*Attorney Robinson was counsel in these representative transactions prior to joining Robinson+Cole.