How much developer fee did you defer on your last LIHTC transaction?
Apply a thirty percent (30%) eligible basis boost by virtue of a Qualified Census
Tract (QCT) or a Difficult to Develop Area (DDA).
Are you an LIHTC developer? QCTSites increases your bottom line by replenishing your
most precious resources - your time and money.
Site selection is imperative to the viability of any LIHTC development. Several
hours of research are spent internally investigating each Qualified Allocation
Plan (QAP) relative to scoring, past allocations, market feasibility,
etc. in identifying successful locations.
QCTSites.com is a database consisting of only QCT/DDA LIHTC real estate listings
including:
- Vacant land for new construction
- Historic structures or similar, appropriate for residential development
- Existing apartment communities (including 10-year rule)
- New Market Tax Credit development opportunities
Each listing in our database includes the pertinent information required to quantify
a financially and developmentally feasible transaction.
This information includes:
- Market Survey
- Site plan or survey/plat
- Selection criteria self score
- Utility allowances
- Demographic information
- Applicable mapping services including nearby amenities
- Municipal contact information
- Zoning information
- Applicable site development fees (i.e. building permit fees, water/sewer tap fees,
etc.)
- Financial incentives available (i.e. tax abatement, enterprise zone, etc.)
- Site characteristics
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Historic & 10 year, Great Places City (2 pts), Urban Revitalization Area (50 pts) and Readiness to Proceed Points (50 pts)
Historic Buildings, QCT
Sioux City, Iowa
60,000 SqFt
MH-Heavy Manufacturing, a rezone to RG-20 will be required
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High Density Multifamily Land with Highway Visibility-Potential 4% Bond Deal
Vacant Land, QCT
Elizabethtown, Kentucky
Up to 20.79 Acres
C-3 Regional Commercial, rezone to R-6 (20 units per acre) is required
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Multi-Family Vacant Land on Hard Corner in an Enterprise Zone (5 pts) & QCT (5 pts)
Vacant Land, QCT
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
6.30 Acres
R-4, allows for 34.84 units per acre
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134 Total Available Listings
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24 Available
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Historic Buildings
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103 Available
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Vacant Land
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Upcoming LIHTC Deadlines
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02
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Ohio
06
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Kansas
27
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California
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| September |
16
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Massachusettes
17
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California
30
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North Dakota
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