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<br />_Basile Baumann Prost Cole & Associates, Inc. <br />... <br /> <br />ASSOCIATES <br /> <br />Financial Officer for a mixed-use development that includes a 200-room Courtyard by Marriott <br />hotel, a 344-unit apartment tower and 9,000 square feet of retail to determine if the project <br />qualified for tax-increment financing (TIF) from the District government. The project is the <br />District's first TIF approved project outside of downtown: a $113 million mixed use <br />development in Southeast, Washington, DC that received $11.3 million in TIF funds. The <br />project was completed in 2006. <br /> <br />. Greenbrier TIF District Master Plan, Economic and Market Assessment, <br />Chesapeake, VA: Prepared the economic and market assessment component of a Master <br />Plan Study for the Greenbrier Tax Increment Finance (TIF) District, an area that comprises <br />more than 2,500 acres and is the largest mixed use district in Hampton Roads. Prepared a <br />financing plan for the TIF District which included funding analysis, multi-year cash flow analysis <br />and developer solicitation approaches. <br /> <br />. Industrial Sites Economic and Market Impact Study, Allegheny County, PA: <br />Prepared economic/fiscal and market impact analyses for three industrial real estate <br />development projects located in Allegheny County for the Allegheny County Airport <br />Authority and the Redevelopment Authority of Allegheny County to assist them in procuring <br />funding for the projects through state and local sources. To date, ACAA and RAAC have <br />received more than $20 million in state funding for the development of these sites. <br /> <br />. Port Towns Economic and Market Analysis, Port Towns Sector Plan, Prince <br />George's County, MD: Conducted an economic and market analysis for the Port Towns <br />area (Bladensburg, Edmonston, Colmar Manor, Cottage City), an older established community <br />in Prince George's County. Assessed the residential, retail, commercial and industrial markets <br />potential of the study area and outlined development opportunities that will be used to <br />establish the necessary policies to preserve the towns' economic sustainability. <br /> <br />. Woodside Mill Adaptive Reuse Economic and Fiscal Impact, Greenville, SC: <br />Performing an economic and fiscal impact assessment for the adaptive reuse of the historic <br />Woodside cotton mill in the West Greenville area, a burgeoning Arts District on the edge of <br />downtown. The property is over 500,000 square feet on 14 acres and, when it was built, it was <br />the largest textile mill under one roof in America. At build out, the project will offer over <br />80,000 square feet of commercial space, 20 artist studios, and 256 apartments in a mixed use <br />environment. The project will be the largest LEED Gold Certified adaptive reuse project in the <br />county when completed and one of the largest adaptive reuse projects in the City's history. <br /> <br />. Economic and Fiscal Impact Evaluation, Navy Yard Metro Site, Washington, DC: <br />Conducted an Economic and Fiscal Impact Evaluation for a private developer for the Navy <br />Yard Metro Site Project in SW Washington, DC as part of a response to the Washington <br />Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) for a joint development solicitation. The Navy <br />Yard Metro Site Project comprises approximately 840,000 square feet of mixed-use <br />development including class A office space, condominiums and neighborhood supporting retail. <br /> <br />ANNAPOLIS I SAN DIEGO · Field Offices: Washington DC I Seattle I Norfolk <br />177 Defense Highway Suite 10 . Annapolis, MD 11401 . 410.166.7800 . www.bbpa.com <br />