The need for safe, affordable, low-income rental housing has never been greater. Incentives such as the Low-income Housing Tax Credit provide equity to owners and investors that enable them to complete these important projects. Addressing financial goals and insuring that strict agency-driven compliance requirements are met throughout planning, structuring, construction, operation, and exit requires expertise few stakeholders have. As an undisputed leader in affordable housing, CohnReznick’s experience and demonstrated record of problem solving are evident.
The continuing influx of global capital is combining with already enormous amounts of available funding for real estate investment. Consistent demographics, stabilized property sector fundamentals, and technology-driven transformation also create exceptional opportunities for forward thinking commercial real estate stakeholders. CohnReznick’s Commercial Real Estate Industry Practice is adept at maximizing value and managing risk on global projects of all types while creatively accessing and leveraging all points of the capital stack.
The very nature of construction requires forward thinking — you envision the finish line and your completed project. Getting there is where planning, management, and agility are essential for profitability. CohnReznick’s Construction Industry Practice sees progress as the ultimate goal and works with you to manage cash flow, capital requirements, bonding advisory, job site integrity, and performance benchmarks.
Making a difference in distressed communities, CohnReznick has been on the cutting edge of innovative community development for nearly 40 years. Whether working within tax credit programs, helping shape policy at federal and state levels, or collaborating with state and local economic development programs, we have helped lead the growth and sophistication of the community development industry. Since the implementation of tax credits and now through the unique approach of opportunity zones, CohnReznick has served investors, developers, governmental entities, and other stakeholders to help communities reach their full potential.
Whether you’re looking to develop rental housing for low-income families, invest in process innovation for your company, or repurpose a landmark building as a community center, tax credits may support your vision.
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