Public-Private Partnerships for Real Estate Development: Beyond Bridges and Roads
Leveraging New Project Opportunities and Deal Structures, and Navigating the Procurement Process and Financing Options
Recording of a 90-minute CLE webinar/teleconference with Q&A
Conducted on Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Recorded event now available
This CLE webinar will provide real property and government relations counsel with a review of how the public-private partnership structure is expanding throughout the country to encompass new types of both public and private use real estate developments and additional public and private partners. The panel will address the procurement models, optimal deal structure and financing options.
Description
Faced with declining public revenues, the public sector is more in need than ever of innovative public-private partnerships (P3s) to stimulate economic and real estate development, and to replace and expand decaying public facilities and infrastructure. More states have passed broad laws enabling the use of P3s for construction of a wide range of public projects.
P3s have been used to complete projects such as convention centers, airports, courthouses, town centers, water and wastewater systems, schools, affordable and military housing, university housing and campus improvements, hospitals, historic district restorations, urban renewal, town centers and mixed use developments.
New P3 opportunities require potential private partners to understand the ins and outs of navigating different P3 procurement methods. Legal Counsel must also understand how different deal structures allocate risk and responsibilities, utilize various forms of public and private financing vehicles and work in the context of a wide range of asset classes.
Listen as our authoritative panel discusses how counsel to private developers and investors can knowledgeably participate in the opportunities created by the expanding scope of the P3 structure.
Outline
I. New P3 project opportunities and non-traditional public partners
II. Navigating the processes to procure a private partner
III. Creating the optimal deal structure
VI. New financing options
Benefits
The panel will review these and other key questions:
- What are the different procurement models used by the public sector to select private partners and how do they affect deal structure and success?
- What are the factors that determine which P3 structure is optimal for a particular type of project?
- What are some creative financing and deal structure options that have been used in recent P3 developments?
- Which private investor sources are becoming available for P3 partnering?
Faculty
Tony Canzoneri, Partner
McKenna Long & Aldridge, Los Angeles
For more than 35 years he has handled sophisticated real estate matters for private and public sector clients involving all aspects of real estate ownership and development including acquisitions, dispositions, financings, entitlements, leases, residential subdivisions, mixed use projects, and master planned communities. His areas of emphasis include public/private partnerships.
Dennis S. Roy, Partner
McKenna Long & Aldridge, Los Angeles
He has extensive experience with residential subdivision, entitlements and development, and has been involved in numerous public/private joint ventures of regional significance. His representative clients include major commercial and residential developers in California and numerous Southern California cities and redevelopment agencies.
Allan D. Kotin, Principal
Allan D. Kotin & Associates, Los Angeles
He has almost 50 years of experience in real estate economics with an emphasis on financial planning and redevelopment. He has extensive experience in financial analysis, financial structuring, transaction negotiation, and market research for public agencies, developers, investors, and lenders. Since 1980, he has been actively involved in public/private joint ventures.
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