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CalHFA approved a final loan commitment for Sky Castle (Phase I), a 241‑unit adaptive reuse affordable housing project in downtown Los Angeles. Financing includes a $42.6M first‑lien permanent loan and a $4M Mixed‑Income Program subsidy loan, with Citibank providing construction debt and Raymond James as LIHTC investor. Design, GC, property management, and resident services are defined, but multi‑year construction and operations will generate needs for construction trades, building systems, green features, resident services support, and future maintenance and compliance tools.
SacSewer has completed construction of the Linda Manor and Old Florin Town Septic to Sewer Conversion Project and is approving Change Order 4 to close out Contract 6035 with Mountain Cascade, Inc. The project converted aging residential and some commercial septic systems to the SacSewer collection system, with a final revised contract value of about $14.26 million. While the prime construction is complete, the area will have ongoing O&M, roadway, and small-works needs, and commercial parcels where sewer extensions were removed from scope may be revisited under future, separately bid work.
CalHFA staff are seeking final loan commitment approval for the Francis Avenue Apartments, a 232-unit affordable family housing project in Los Angeles. Financing includes up to $67,000,000 in CalHFA conduit tax-exempt, taxable, and recycled bonds and a $38,900,000 permanent first-lien loan plus a $4,000,000 MIP subsidy second-lien loan. The project is being developed by MRK Partners Inc. with co-developer Six Peak Capital, indicating a fully structured capital stack and imminent move into construction and implementation phases.
CalHFA is considering final loan commitment for La Estancia, a 190-unit affordable family housing project in Los Angeles County. Financing uses CalHFA conduit tax-exempt, taxable, and recycled bonds plus a CalHFA HUD risk-share first lien loan and MIP subsidy second lien loan totaling about $22 million. The deal includes policy exceptions and complex regulatory and surplus cash arrangements, indicating ongoing need for legal, financial, compliance, and development support around closing and implementation.
CalHFA is considering final loan commitment for the 220‑unit Gateway Tower affordable family housing project in San Jose. The financing stack includes up to $61M in tax-exempt bonds, up to $75M in taxable bonds, a $43.95M permanent first-lien loan with HUD risk share, and a $4M MIP subsidy second lien loan. With policy exceptions noted and rents underwritten below market, this indicates the project capital is being locked in and predevelopment is advanced, creating need for design, construction, and ongoing services around a large multifamily build.
Confirming and approving delinquent solid waste and storm drain utility charges and authorizing collection via Sacramento County tax roll.
The California Infrastructure and Economic Development Bank approved up to $135,000,000 in tax‑exempt and/or taxable revenue bonds for The Colburn School. Proceeds will finance or refinance new educational and performing arts facilities in downtown Los Angeles and related issuance costs and capitalized interest. With a targeted AA- rating and August 17, 2026 closing, this is a large capital build that will require design, construction, technology, and equipment vendors working under or with the school and its prime contractors.
California IBank is updating its Expanding Venture Capital Access Program criteria and giving its Executive Director authority to shift SSBCI and state supplement dollars among three venture initiatives. About $200 million in SSBCI plus $50 million in state funds support Inclusive California, Emerging California, and co-investment deals focused on underrepresented managers, SEDI-owned firms, underserved regions, and climate equity. This creates ongoing demand for fund managers, co-investments, compliance, data, and admin services as capital is deployed and recycled.
IBank will consider issuing up to $135,000,000 in fixed-rate tax-exempt and/or taxable revenue bonds for the Colburn School in Los Angeles. The bonds will refund the 2022 IBank revenue bonds and finance various eligible capital projects at the school. This is a public offering, so underwriters, legal counsel, and project delivery firms tied to the capital projects have an opening to engage with the school and IBank around financing structure and implementation needs.
CalHFA is seeking approval of a final loan commitment to finance the 192-unit Sierra Vista Apartments affordable housing project in Roseville, Placer County. Financing includes up to $36M in tax-exempt conduit bonds, up to $32M in taxable conduit bonds, a $31.2M CalHFA first-lien loan with HUD risk share, and a $4M CalHFA MIP subsidy second-lien loan. This is a large, multi-layered capital project where housing finance, compliance, design, and services vendors can support the developer and agency during closing and implementation.
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County of Sacramento Housing Authority
City of Sacramento Housing Authority
Yav Pem Suab Acad - Preparing for the Future Charter DIST
Wilton Fire Protection District
Visions in Education District
University of California Davis Medical Center
Twin Rivers Unified
The Language Academy of Sacramento District
Sylvan Cemetery District
State of California Office of the State Treasurer - California Tax Credit Allocation Committee
State of California Office of the State Treasurer - California Industrial Development Financing Advisory Commission
State of California Office of the State Treasurer - California Educational Facilities Authority
State of California Office of the State Treasurer - California Debt Limit Allocation Committee
State of California Office of the State Treasurer - California Alternative Energy and Advanced Transportation Financing Authority
State of California Office of the State Treasurer
State of California Department of Justice
State of California - Office of Data and Innovation
State of California - Department of Child Support Services
State Treasurer S Office - Scholarshare Investment Board
State Treasurer S Office - Pooled Money Investment Board
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