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Represented National Bank in Connection with a $26 Million Construction Loan

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Represented national bank in connection with a $26 million construction loan to an affiliate of a real estate developer for construction of an apartment project secured by real property in Washington, D.C. This is a complex transaction subject to ground lease, bridge financing and federal historic tax credits.

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