Our Work
Affordable Housing
RiseImpact and its affiliates have syndicated tax equity and developed multiple affordable housing projects, utilizing federal and state tax credits and incentives to provide families with safe, secure and conveniently located housing that can empower lives and transform communities. Our firm has deep experience developing, financing, and managing these communities, and we possess the knowledge and understanding to source and identify the most impactful opportunities by partnering with developers and local communities to see these projects through to completion, syndicating federal and state equity, and serving our investors with attractive returns and credit towards ESG goals.
- Claremore Estates, Claremore, OK
- Robert Smalls Apartments, Spartanburg, SC
Historical Redevelopment
Our firm has developed and syndicated federal and state tax equity for numerous historic redevelopments across the country, utilizing federal and state historic tax credits and other tax credits where available. RiseImpact partners and collaborates closely with communities and developers to adaptively redevelop/reuse historic structures in a manner that provides the most positive impact to the local community.
- Empire Building, Birmingham, AL
- Backstay Lofts, Union City, IN
- HI NOLA, and Hotel Chloe, New Orleans, LA
- Gulfport Library, Gulfport, MS
- Hawthorne School, University City, MO
- Jackson Street Cottages, Charleston, SC
- Hotel Morgan, Morgantown, WV
- Mt. Zion Institute, Winnsboro, SC
Renewable Energy
RiseImpact has experience in the expanding field of renewable energy development and finance. Using a variety of federal and state incentives focused on the renewable energy industry, we provide capital and knowledge to developers of renewable energy property while offering our investors with an attractive tax advantaged return and credit towards ESG goals.
Entertainment
The RiseImpact team has syndicated over $1.5 billion of film and entertainment tax credits offered by various jurisdictions across the United States. Earned by major film studios and independent production companies alike, film and television tax credits produce economic benefits to state and local economies, including the creation of well paid, skilled jobs; small business and infrastructure development; and increased tourism.
