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Bethany Square, LLC
Santa Monica CACDFI Awards for Bethany Square, LLC
NMTC (2008) - $10,000,000
Bethany Square LLC will use its NMTC allocation award to provide financing to extend and expand upon its existing business of providing loans and equity investments with below market rates and flexible, long-term and subordinate terms to support specific real estate projects located in highly distressed, low-income communities in Los Angeles, California. The projected net operating income from these low-income community projects would simply be insufficient, under current conditions, to provide a debt coverage ratio and market rate of return required by traditional commercial lenders. With its NMTC allocation, Bethany Square LLC will be able to provide the financing necessary to ensure financial feasibility for these projects.
NMTC (2005) - $11,000,000
Bethany Square LLC will utilize 100% of its allocation to provide a debt investment in a highly distressed inner-city area in South Central Los Angeles. The investment will support a 3.7-acre mixed-use development involving the construction of new buildings on vacant or underutilized land and the rehabilitation of existing structures. Commercial space will be created for retail tenants, nonprofit offices, affordable housing units, extensive site improvements and cultural facilities. A NMTC allocation will allow Bethany to reduce the cost of borrowing by 25%, offering senior debt that is 350 basis points below market, and mezzanine debt that is 450 basis points below market.
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