This project was presented as a case study at the 2012 ULI Shaw Forum on public private partnerships in finance. http://bit.ly/QmJ3wS
This project was featured in ULI's report "Ten Princples for Creating Value from Local Government Property" http://bit.ly/TiG4lI
This project was featured in Next American City's daily blog on 24 September 2012: En savoir plus .
This project won a 2011 Gold Award for Innovation and Excellence in PPP from The Canadian Council for Public-Private Partnerships (CCPPP) En savoir plus .
This project won a 2009 Award for Innovation and Excellence in PPP from The Canadian Council for Public-Private Partnerships (CCPPP) En savoir plus .
This project was recognized by Project Finance Magazine in 2010 En savoir plus .
This project was featured in a June 2011 Infoburst on Public-Private Partnership from ULI Europe. En savoir plus .
The City of Charleston built this 12-acre park along the harbor, replacing a blighted dock area, at a cost of $13.5M, using tax increment financing bonds, federal & county grants & private donations.
Indianapolis' downtown mall is connected by walkways to other downtown attractions. The project cost $319.5 million, w/ a city share of $187 million financed by Tax Increment Financing bonds.
The Medical College of Virginia & the City of Richmond formed a partnership to develop 20+ acres of downtown into a scientific research center, with facilities leased to private & public entities.
This station opened on November 20, 2004, as both the system's first infill station and as the first to be built with a mix of public and private funds. En savoir plus .
Using $13 million of public and private funds, the City of Milwaukee redeveloped the blighted downtown waterfront area into a pedestrian oriented greenspace.
The Pittsburgh History and Landmarks Foundation bought this 50-acre former railroad site & redeveloped it into an office/commercial/ entertainment center. 2M+ people visit every year.
Funded by ~$50M in private money ~$100M in public investment. The city requires that all vendors must make or grow their own products.
After the $1.83 billion Chicago Skyway transaction closed, and the long-term reserve was established. Today, the City of Chicago enjoys its highest credit ratings since 1978. En savoir plus .
Charlotte B-cycle is the largest urban bike sharing system in the Southeast. With 200 blue bikes and 20 stations strategically placed throughout Uptown and surrounding neighborhoods. En savoir plus .
In 2011, Charlotte approved the plan for Bissell Companies to finance improvements to Ballantyne Commons Parkway in preparation for an expansion of Ballantyne Corporate Park, which the company owns. En savoir plus .
The Campaign for Cultural Facilities began in 2006, with the city asked to build a South Tryon Street arts complex and the Arts & Science Council to drive to endow operating costs at the facilities. En savoir plus .
City-contributed funds to build this facility were raised through an increase on the rental-car tax, supported by the hospitality industry, would be a key source for the city’s contribution. En savoir plus .
“Charlotte is a deal town, and we love sophisticated financial arrangements,” says Chris McLeod, executive director of The Greater Charlotte Cultural Trust. En savoir plus .
