We have been advised that an institutional group is now seeking out University student housing development programs,  or proposed University parking asset development programs.

The most relevant fact pattern is something like the following :

Fact Pattern

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* Essentially, the finance vehicle is predicated on obtaining a 25 year net lease from a University at a rating of A or better.

 * The vehicle will provide debt at 100% of all developmental costs for the student housing----other than the underlying land , which continues to be retained and owned by the University.

 * The University will lease the land to the student housing project at $1 per annum.

 *At the end of the lease, the University will have the option to buy back the student housing property at $1.

 * The student housing property is managed either directly by the University or its agents-- with the actual rents independently set by the University or the managing agent.

 * Accordingly, the implicit rate on in the net lease will be based on a cost-effective capital markets rate and will thus afford the opportunity  to "arbitrage""-the differential revenue streams--- i.e. based on the prevailing difference between the true cost of the debt and the actual student rents to be collected.

In consequence, the net effective cost to the University would be diminished.

 

* The institution  is solely a passive investor--- with no interest in a development role nor in creating a management role. 

*  So the net consequence to the University is in their accessing the production of more student housing or parking assets at a cost-effective rate,  in minimizing the  true net interest cost of the undertaking; in preserving an important asset under the University's long term control; and thus in reducing  the required University capital outlay..

* And for a borrowing Developer, there is to be a systematized  access to capital----rather than its "having to re-invent the wheel" with each undertaking.

If you have any questions or observations, please do feel free to call Mr. Margolin at

203-353-0897.

 

Best.

Harold Margolin

Chilmark Associates Inc.

Stamford, Connecticut

 



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