File under: "Evidence to support common sense": permit approval times significantly impact housing production. A new report by Stuart Gabriel and Edward Kung, via Tyler Cowen at Marginal Revolution, via via Kevin Lewis at National Affairs. It takes a lot of work sometimes to make something obvious a bit more defensible. We hope it compels adoption of technology and innovation in this space. Full disclosure: that's what UrbanForm is doing :) Here's an excerpt from their report: "The analysis derives from a novel dataset of development timelines for all multifamily housing projects permitted in the City of Los Angeles between 2010 and 2022. As a lower bound, simply by pulling forward in time the completion of already started projects, we estimate that reductions of 25% in approval time duration and uncertainty would increase the rate of housing production by 11.9%. If we also account for the role of approval times in incentivizing new development, we estimate that the 25% reduction in approval time would increase the rate of housing production by a full 33.0%." #zoning #permitting #contech
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X-Caliber just launched a brand new video series featuring case studies that highlight our versatile, innovative capital solutions for property owners. This first one features a transaction executed by our affiliate, CastleGreen Finance. It is an adaptive reuse of One Park Road in West Hartford, Connecticut. For 135 years, the Sisters of St. Joseph of Chambéry occupied the convent there. The historic property needed revitalization for energy efficiency while ensuring retirement security for the Sisters. CastleGreen Finance, through the Connecticut C-PACE Program administered by Connecticut Green Bank, provided $13.7 million in C-PACE financing to support a comprehensive redevelopment by Lexington Partners LLC. One Park Road was transformed into a 292-unit, multifamily housing complex on 22 acres. The historic wing was preserved, while other areas became studio, one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments. A new four-story building with a one-story parking deck maintained the property's aesthetic and historic qualities. C-PACE financing enabled clean energy upgrades, enhancing long-term sustainability and cost-effectiveness. C-PACE financing offered Lexington Partners an affordable solution, supporting the overall $70 million redevelopment project. C-PACE provided long-term, low-cost financing for significant energy upgrades, and is designed to result in energy savings of over $6MM over 25 years. Check out all of the details in the video here. #cpace #multifamilyloans #xcaliber #castlegreenfinance
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