REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS
Practice Areas
- New Markets Tax Credits
- Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credits
- Low-Income Housing Tax Credits
- Real Estate Development
- Public Financing
- Private Financing
Client Types
Project Types
- Community Center
- Education/Schools
- Hotel/Hostel
- Affordable Housing
- Public Infrastructure
- Green Development
- Permitting/Zoning
- Health Center
- Performing Arts
- Mixed Use Complex
- Adaptive Reuse
- Business Financing
- Commercial
- Sports Complex
- Rural Development
- Manufacturing
Projects: Mixed Use Complex
Enterprise Block Redevelopment – Brockton, Massachusetts
Nolan Sheehan Patten represented CDE subsidiaries of MassDevelopment and MHIC in financing the rehabilitation of the Enterprise Building located at 60 Main Street in downtown Brockton, MA. Our clients partnered with Bank of America to provide $18,000,000 in loans …
Worcester Telegram and Gazette – Worcester, Massachusetts
Nolan Sheehan Patten represented three separate CDEs in providing approximately $30,000,000 in QLICI loans, the proceeds of which were used for the historic rehabilitation of this approximately 135,000 square foot, 5 building complex previously known as the Worcester Telegram and …
Trolley Square Apartments – Cambridge, Massachusetts
Our attorneys represented Homeowner’s Rehab, Inc., a Cambridge-based non-profit housing developer, in assembling and closing over $13 million in public and private financing from Citizens Bank, the Massachusetts Department of Housing and Community Development, the City of Cambridge, the Cambridge …
Codman Square Health Center – Dorchester, Massachusetts
We represented Massachusetts Housing Investment Corporation in structuring a New Markets Tax Credit financing package for the renovation and expansion of Codman Square Health Center (CSHC) in Dorchester, MA. CHSC leveraged funds from many other sources, including a Facilities Improvement …
Buzzards Bay Center – New Bedford, Massachusetts
photo credit: Buzzards Bay Coalition, Inc.
Nolan Sheehan Patten represented the Massachusetts Development Finance Agency (MassDevelopment), a quasi-governmental agency, in structuring and closing a $4.95 million qualified low-income community investment (QLICI). The QLICI proceeds were used to rehabilitate the historic …