MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS:

States, counties and cities across the country are being affected by the current dislocation in the financial industry. This limits their ability to access capital needed to provide essential government services to the public. IPPD works with municipalities to identify how to efficiently fund a new project through innovative structures that limit balance sheet implications for the government authority.

With an area of focus that includes court houses, mental health, public safety, parking, power generation, water treatment, renewable energy and public service facilities, IPPD has a great deal of experience developing Public Private Partnerships (P3) that solve the problems many government authorities face in today’s marketplace.

An IPPD P3 combines private sector capital and development techniques with government planning expertise to deliver comprehensive real estate and infrastructure solutions. This can include the development of government use facilities as a component of a mixed-use project, in which private sector commercial, residential and retail facilities are all provided in a single project.

The use of an IPPD P3 provides several important advantages over traditional financing mechanisms, including flexible funding and leasing structures that are combined with private development and construction efficiencies. This is not only the case in delivering new projects, but also in the redevelopment and refurbishment of existing government real estate and public infrastructure.