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Freddie Mac Provides $60M Tax-Exempt Loan for Downtown Miami Project

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What happened

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Related Urban Development Group arranged $129 million in financing for a 257-unit transit-oriented development in Downtown Miami. Greystone Real Estate Capital provided $80 million in construction financing, while Freddie Mac provided a $60 million permanent mortgage as a tax-exempt loan. The project also received funding from the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program and the Florida Housing Finance Corporation.

From commercialobserver.com

Why it matters

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The financing structure involves multiple public and private sources, including a $5 million Documentary Surtax loan from Miami-Dade County. The project is a 27-story residential development designed for a Rapid Transit Zone, indicating a significant investment in local housing supply.

From commercialobserver.com

Who's involved

  • Freddie MacProvided a $60 million permanent mortgage as a tax-exempt loan for the project.
  • Miami-Dade CountyProvided a $5 million Documentary Surtax loan to support the development.
  • DowntownThe central business district where the 257-unit residential development is located.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • DowntownSpeculative

    The new 257-unit development could increase investment and density in the central business district.

  • MetrorailSpeculative

    The transit-oriented development might increase ridership demand for the Metrorail station.

  • Miami-Dade CountySpeculative

    Miami-Dade County may see changes in local tax revenue due to the Documentary Surtax loan provided.

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