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PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS
PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS
Named a first-tier national real estate law firm by U.S. News–Best Lawyers in 2016.
¡ Redeveloped property on perimeter of the St. Louis airport for a $490 million mixed-use project.
¡ Developed 180-acre, $100 million commercial development next to the Kansas City airport.
¡ Represented the city of San Diego in connection with the $1 billion urban redevelopment project and construction of Petco Park for the San Diego Padres.
¡ Assisted with financing and development of a 400-acre, mixed-use parcel centered on an 18,500-seat Major League Soccer stadium.
¡ Advised investor on purchase of the Tucson Padres and negotiated development agreement and leases with the city of El Paso, Texas, for a $60 million downtown Minor League Baseball stadium.
¡ Arranged and negotiated the primary P3 agreements for the design, development, funding and use of the $477 million publicly owned stadium for the Sacramento Kings.
¡ Served as special counsel to the Wisconsin Center District for development of the new Milwaukee Bucks arena.
¡ Created and structured governmental incentives to develop Busch Stadium, home of the St. Louis Cardinals. Served as special development counsel for adjacent Ballpark Village project in downtown St. Louis.
¡ Advised on development and financing of the approximately $43 million Loop Trolley Transportation Development District in St. Louis.
¡ Assisted with financing and governance of a $101 million, 2.2-mile downtown starter line for the Kansas City streetcar project.
¡ Arranged P3 financing for the multiuse parking facility on behalf of the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts in Kansas City.
¡ Structured P3 financing to build new infrastructure for a Midwest university.
¡ Advised the Regional Transportation District on its $52 million redevelopment of Denver’s Union Station as a mixed-use, public-private facility.
¡ Represented city redevelopment authority in financing and construction for a 1,081-room convention headquarters hotel in St. Louis.
¡ Arranged P3 financing for a 276-unit Passive House-certified residential development in Kansas City.
¡ Represented member of the Vista Ridge Consortium in connection with the $3.4 billion, 30-year pipeline project to bring water to San Antonio.
¡ Advised engineering firm on design of Texas Water Treatment Plant 4, a $508 million project in Austin funded with bonds.
¡ Represented land developers for the West Bull Creek Regional Water System in Austin, an $18 million project funded through a public-private contract.
Representative ExperienceCreating Partnerships That Build CitiesFor many municipalities and surrounding counties, public-private partnerships (P3) are the foundation for growth. But P3 projects also involve challenges: increased competition for limited capital, regulatory and legislative hurdles, and the need to ensure accountability.
Husch Blackwell can help. Our multidisciplinary team of experienced attorneys is well versed on ways to maximize financial benefits and lending opportunities. We can advise on development and construction issues, as well as project management. We also know key decision-makers and can help navigate complex political situations. We pride ourselves on connecting private businesses and public agencies to form partnerships that serve the lasting interests of business, government and people.
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Jim Mulligan, Partner Denver, CO [email protected] 303.749.7257
Charles Renner, Partner Kansas City, MO [email protected] 816.329.4702
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