Lauren Marcus: A Voice for the Underrepresented The 31-year-old senior associate for Washington, D.C.-based law firm Tiber Hudson remembers her parents telling her that she would make a great lawyer since she loved to argue. "So, I stuck with that," Marcus said. "I've always been very 'Type A, very passionate about my position and [...]
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Tiber Hudson is proud to announce that the firm has earned Midsize Mansfield Certification Plus from Diversity Lab. The award of Midsize Mansfield Rule Certification Plus status recognizes law firms that are truly committed to increasing diversity and inclusion. The law firms seeking certification must complete a rigorous 18-month certification process [...]
WASHINGTON, D.C. — For the fifth year in a row, law firm Tiber Hudson LLC has been named the No. 1 underwriter’s and bond purchaser’s counsel in the nation by Refinitiv, based on the number of multi-family bond issues closed in 2022. Tiber Hudson has topped this list every year since its first full [...]
The Women’s Affordable Housing Network is thrilled to announce our first ACTIVE ALLY award winner, Kent Neumann, Founding Member of Tiber Hudson. Several WAHN members nominated Kent for his contribution to ensuring equity for all in the workplace and upholding the values and ideals that James Cromartie embodied during his lifetime. Please join us [...]
In an industry where projects often require multiple sources of nancing, bonds can be a valuable and often necessary part of the capital stack for affordable housing developments. Different types of bonds have their own requirements, and it is important to know not only what is available but the requirements and restrictions of each [...]
The four percent Low Income Housing Tax Credit goes hand-in-hand with tax-exempt bonds. To paraphrase the old song “Love and Marriage,” you really can’t have one without the other. The current interest rate environment, however, has led to some creative opportunities for pairing these nancing elements. For example, in one recent bond deal, parties [...]
The nationwide shortage of affordable housing continues to make headlines. For low-income individuals seeking affordable housing, waitlists are hundreds—in some cases, thousands—of names long. For developers looking to meet this demand, the process from groundbreaking to ribbon cutting continues to grow in complexity. As we continue to adjust to a post-COVID world, developers are [...]
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Tiber Hudson LLC is pleased to welcome Jonathan H. Peyton as a member of the Washington, D.C.-based law firm. Mr. Peyton focuses his practice in the areas of commercial lending and real estate development, with a concentration on representation of lenders and borrowers involved in FHA-insured loan transactions. Mr. Peyton regularly [...]
Strategies for Navigating Related Party Issues in Tax-Exempt Bond Transactions In the current affordable housing development environment, multifamily projects that are not awarded competitive nine percent Low Income Housing Tax Credits are frequently exploring the four percent credit available for transactions in which, at least, 50 percent of the aggregate basis in [...]
Tiber Hudson's Alex Zeltser looks at deals that have the same bond purchaser and tax credit investor. In the current affordable housing development environment, multifamily projects that are not awarded competitive 9% low-income housing tax credits (LIHTCs) in a particular state are more frequently exploring the 4% credit, which is available for transactions in [...]
