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September 15, 2014 Gorman & Company, Inc. Gorman & Company, Inc. was founded in 1984 with a mission of creating high quality commercial/residential developments with the goal of revitalizing communities though the use of


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September 15, 2014

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Gorman & Company, Inc.

 Gorman & Company, Inc. was founded in 1984 with a

mission of creating high quality commercial/residential developments with the goal of revitalizing communities though the use of public/private partnerships.

 Gorman works side by side with civic leaders, urban

planners, preservationists, and concerned neighborhood

  • rganizations to turn community liabilities into

community assets.

 Completed over 70 projects including over 50 affordable

developments in Wisconsin

 Completed 20 historic renovations to date.

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Project Completion Gorman Style

 We financially model all of our own projects.  We do our own design of every project.  We do our own cost estimating and we are the general

contractor for every project.

 We manage our own projects that we design and build.  We make it a priority to maximize local contractor

participation.

 Ted Matkom is the one sole source contact for any issue

with the project as a whole.

 We have completed 20 historic projects which have turned

historic buildings into housing using historic tax credits.

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Sherman Park Senior Living Community

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Sherman Park Senior Living Community

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Sherman Park Senior Living Community

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Sherman Park Senior Living Community

 Partnership with Sherman Park Neighborhood

Association, Milwaukee Dept. of City Development, and Milwaukee Public Schools

 Renovation of former Jackie

Robinson Middle School, built in 1926

 68 Senior apartments  Completed July 2012

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Moline High School Lofts

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Moline High School Lofts

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Gund Brewery Loft Apartments

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Grand River Station

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Northside Low-Income Housing

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La Crosse Section 42 Housing

 Gund Brewery Lofts - 2130 South Avenue  Grand River Station – 315 3rd Street South  Geneva Terrace – 4329 Mormon Coulee Road  Michael Heights – 420 5th Avenue  Wedgewood Commons – 1935 Miller Street  Brookside Meadow – 4300 Fireclay Court

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La Crosse 60% Income Levels

 $27,900 - $46,020  City of La Crosse Occupations  Municipal Judge - $37,000  Property Appraiser - $42,000  Assessor Technician - $39,000  Accounting Technician - $31,000  Custodian - $24,000-$45,000  Maintenance Electriain - $12,000-$24,000  Executive Assistant - $27,000-$45,000  Bus Driver - $38,000  Meter Reader - $39,000  Computer Specialist - $24,000-$45,000  Court Clerk - $38,000  Teacher - $40,000

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Gund/Grand River Occupations

 Artist - $37,000  Construction Worker - $29,000  Realtor - $23,000  Personal Banker - $39,000  College Assistant Basketball Coach - $19,000  Health Care Technician - $21,000  Bank Teller - $28,000  DNR Inspector - $32,000  Lawyer - $20,000  Chiropractor - $38,000

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Roosevelt School Options

 Family/Workforce - 33 one-, two-, and three-bedroom

apartments.

 Senior - 36 one- and two-bedroom apartments.  Approximate Rents

 1 BR - $650  2 BR - $775  3 BR - $825  Townhomes - ?  Greenspace - ?

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Roosevelt School Site Plan

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Roosevelt School Unit Layout First Floor

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Roosevelt School Unit Layout 2nd Floor

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Roosevelt School – Sources & Uses

Sources First Mortgage $ 628,000 LIHTC Equity $ 2,924,286 HTC Equity $ 1,000,893 State HTC $ 889,682 CDBG/HOME $ 500,000

  • Def. Dev. Fee

$ 211,204 Total $ 6,154,065 Uses Acquisition $ 300,000 Hard Costs $ 4,334,971 Soft Costs/Reserves $ 1,519,094 Total $ 6,154,065

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Roosevelt School Initial Proposal – Timeline

 October 1, 2014: Submit to City to commence zoning approval

process

 February 2, 2015: Submit WHEDA LIHTC Application  May 15, 2015: WHEDA Award Date  November 1, 2015: Closing with lender and investor &

Construction commencement

 October 31, 2016: Construction completion  December 31, 2016: Lease-up completed.

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ANY QUESTIONS? Ted Matkom Wisconsin Market President Gorman & Company, Inc.

(414) 617-9997 tmatkom@GormanUSA.com