Adaptive-reuse student housing supporting TJSL’s downtown campus: the Entrada Apartments at 453 13th Street, a 172-unit, five-story multifamily asset that was sold in 2010 and converted to student housing.

Ground-up affordable/student housing initiative designed to serve SDSU and other local colleges: an approximately 166,096 SF facility with 147 units / 552 beds, including set-asides for low and very-low income residents, with construction scheduled to break ground in June 2025 (conduit bond authorization not to exceed $150MM).

Four-story, purpose-built student housing on the edge of the SDSU campus (site at approximately 5565–5633 Lindo Paseo), delivered as a private college dormitory over two levels of underground parking. The approximately 100,000 SF project was designed for roughly 287 residential units / 384 bedrooms (project approvals referenced capacity in the high-300 bed range) and includes extensive amenities such as dining/kitchen facilities, study and media rooms, business center, laundry, and outdoor courtyards/patios.

Adaptive reuse of the former Avalon Hotel at 16 W. 10th Street into essential workforce rental housing in downtown Erie / the Flagship Opportunity Zone, with tax-exempt revenue bond financing totaling $30.995MM and Good Homes as developer/sponsor.

A new ~79,772 SF assisted living + memory care community at Sepulveda Blvd & 5th Street, planned for 95 units / 115 beds (64 assisted living, 31 memory care), developed/operated by Sunrise Senior Living with Quality Senior Housing Foundation as the nonprofit sponsor/borrower structure supporting tax-exempt financing.

A new ~79,772 SF assisted living + memory care community at Sepulveda Blvd & 5th Street, planned for 95 units / 115 beds (64 assisted living, 31 memory care), developed/operated by Sunrise Senior Living with Quality Senior Housing Foundation as the nonprofit sponsor/borrower structure supporting tax-exempt financing.

Single-room proton beam therapy center planned at 85 Wooster Heights (west side of Danbury, adjacent to Route 7 / near Danbury Municipal Airport), with an approximately 14,000–14,400 SF clinical facility intended to expand access to precision radiation treatment in Fairfield County and nearby New York. The project received Connecticut Office of Health Strategy approval via an agreed settlement in January 2025, with conditions that include Medicaid credentialing and an uncompensated-care commitment for uninsured/underinsured patients.

Single-room proton beam therapy center planned at 85 Wooster Heights (west side of Danbury, adjacent to Route 7 / near Danbury Municipal Airport), with an approximately 14,000–14,400 SF clinical facility intended to expand access to precision radiation treatment in Fairfield County and nearby New York. The project received Connecticut Office of Health Strategy approval via an agreed settlement in January 2025, with conditions that include Medicaid credentialing and an uncompensated-care commitment for uninsured/underinsured patients.

Financing supporting fixed-base operations and maintenance activity at Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport (GSP), where Stevens Aviation operated on-airport facilities and provided long-tenured FBO service at GSP.

Capital advisory and arranging role tied to the Brown Field Aviation Park redevelopment concept at Brown Field Municipal Airport—an aviation-anchored, long-horizon lease/redevelopment initiative previously advanced with the City of San Diego under a negotiated framework and related proceedings.

Lead arranging and co-investment in connection with Belfast City Airport (George Best Belfast City Airport), during a period of significant ownership/financing activity around the 2008 transaction cycle for the asset.

Private air-cargo park development on approximately 70 acres at DEN delivered via a long-term ground lease: planned as a multi-building cargo/warehouse/distribution complex (seven buildings totaling ~500,000 SF plus related airside infrastructure), with early phases coming online in 2001–2002 and financed through special-facilities style structures.