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REAL ESTATE INSTITUTE
Institute Overview
REI Advisory Service
REI Members
Hosting a Real Estate Workshop with NCPPP
Resources
Federal Budgetary Scoring Symposium (Washington, DC, 4/08)
PPPs for Federal Properties (Washington, DC, 2/08)
PPPs for Federal Properties (Washington, DC, 12/06)
Partnerships for Cooperative Development (Fargo, ND, 10/06)
Public-Private Partnerships and Virginia's PPEA Workshop
(Richmond, VA, 9/05)
Presentations from Meeting Public Needs Through Public-Private
Real Estate Partnerships (Charleston, WV, 12/02)
Presentations from Meeting Public Needs Through
Public-Private Real Estate Partnerships (Philadelphia, PA, 6/02)
THE REAL ESTATE INSTITUTE
OVERVIEW
The Real Estate Institute (REI) of the NCPPP provides
a forum for Council members with interests in the use of public-private
partnerships for real estate development and value optimization of underutilized
government-owned land. The REI provides an Advisory Service Program for
public officials, develops educational materials, and participates in
conferences with the common objective of not only to promote real estate
partnerships, but also the best practices in this emerging industry.
REI ADVISORY SERVICE
Knowledge & Experience of REI
The advantage for REI clients is the ability of the REI to tap the extensive
experience and knowledge of its members. Equally important, our clients
realize the enormous benefits of a multi-disciplinary team of senior-level
executives. The REI team includes specialists in the following areas:
- Public/Private Finance
- Land and Building Development
- Real Estate and Municipal Law
- Architecture and Planning
- Construction
More specifically, REI members have extensive experience
in the following areas:
- Developing Procurement and Proposal Evaluations
- Pre-development Methodology
- Structuring Public/Private Finance Plans
- Increasing Cash Flow and Reducing Development Costs
- Development Budgets
- Government Participation and Investment
- Expanding the Primary Public/Private Partnership into
Public-Public Partnerships and Secondary Public-Private Partnerships
- Urban Design and Planning Concepts
- Legal Structuring of Public/Private Partnerships
Types of Service
The REI Advisory Service group can advise clients at any time through
out the pre-development process, or any time from project conceptualization
through completion of the negotiation of agreements and post-closing advice
or restructuring. To develop a framework for a project, the REI Team can
provide industry insights into areas such as:
- Urban design plans
- Development budgets
- Projected cash flows
- Development costs
- Sources of public and private investment
- Alternative public/private finance plans
- Alternative ownership, investment, development, and
operation scenarios for the primary and secondary public and private
partners
Kinds of Products
The product generated by the REI Team depends on the type of assignment
and what type of product the client needs. Products may include one or
more of the following:
- An executive summary
- A PowerPoint presentation
- An on-site oral presentation
Relationship with Clients
In addition to quickly assembling a REI Team of specialists for clients,
the focus of the REI Advisory Service is on quickly learning about a project
and completing one-day brainstorming sessions with the participating public
partner(s). Because our proposed work sessions with clients are generally
limited to one day, we are highly focused on generating realistic and
practical insights into successful public/private partnerships.
Fee Arrangements
In that the objective of the REI is to assist our clients in structuring
successful public/private partnerships, we are limiting the charge for
these advisory services to reasonable fees that will be charged according
to the scope of work. Detailed pricing can be provided upon request.
Contacts
For additional information on REI Advisory Service, contact Richard Norment,
Executive Director of NCPPP, at 703.469.2233 or rnorment@ncppp.org.
REI MEMBERS
The current active members of the REI includes:
- Co-Chair, Federal: Kevin Wayer, Jones Lang LaSalle
- Co-Chair, State & Local: John D. Keegan, PE, Gilbane Development Company
- Jennifer Anher, McKenna Long & Aldridge
- David Birtwistle, Balfour Beatty Construction, Inc.
- Ed Crooks, KPMG
- Adam Engelskirchen, The Presidio Trust
- Robert Jennings, Captar Group
- Claudia Meer, Edgemoor Real Estate Services
- Anita Molino, Bostonia Partners
- David Singer, Elias Group
- Bob Tritt, McKenna Long & Aldridge
- Mark Waddill, Jones Lang LaSalle
The Evolution of the PPP Real Estate Market
Presentations from the May 13, 2010 REI Seminar in Arlington, VA
are available here.
North West Arkansas Community College Symposium
View full presentations from the July 22, 2008 workshop.
Federal Budgetary Scoring Symposium
View full presentations from the April 24, 2008 workshop in Washington, DC.
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What is Budgetary Scoring?
Kim Burke, Managing Director, Jones Lang LaSalle
- Military Housing Privatization
Robert Helwig, Deputy Director, Office of the Secretary of Defense
- Budgeting for Federal Capital
Carol Henn, Assistant Director, GAO/Strategic Issues
- U.S. General Services Administration Perspective
William Matthews, Special Assistant, Real Property Asset Management, General Services Administration
- View from the Private Sector
Anita Molino, Principal, Bostonia Partners, LLC
PPPs for Federal Properties: Opportunities &
Challenges (Washington, DC, 2/08)
View full presentations from the February 6,
2008 workshop in Washington, DC.
- Federal PPP Opportunities - session 1
- Federal PPP Opportunities - session 2
- Luncheon Address by
Ivan Bolden, Division Chief,
Public/Private Initiatives and Competitive Sourcing Division, Office of
the Assistant Chief of Staff for Installation Management, Department of
the Army
- The Challenges of Development
- The Challenges of Scoring
- The Challenges of Financing Projects
PPPS FOR FEDERAL PROPERTIES (Washington, DC, 12/06)
View the full presentations from the December 6, 2006
workshop in Washington, DC (available to members only). Presentations
include:
- Keynote Address: Bernie
Ungar (Former Director, Physical Infrastructure Issues, Government
Accountability Office)
- Federal PPP Opportunities - Part 1:
- Federal PPP Opportunities - Part 2:
- Challenges of Development:
- The Challenges of Financing Projects:
PARTNERSHIPS FOR COOPERATIVE
DEVELOPMENT (Fargo, ND)
View the full presentations from the October 31, 2006
workshop in Fargo, North Dakota (for members only, password protected).
Presentations include:
PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS AND
VIRGINIA'S PPEA WORKSHOP (Richmond, VA)
View the full presentations from the September 30,
2005 workshop in Richmond, VA. Presentations include (for members only,
password protected):
- Virginia's
PPEA - Overview, Process, Basics, and Rcent Legislative Changes:
Chris Lloyd (McGuireWoods Consulting)
- Lessons
from School Projects: Phyllis Errico (VACo), Dr. James Blevins (Bedford
County), Doug Dalton (English Construction), Chuck Hess (Hess Construction)
& Gary Pash (Stafford County)
- Lessons
from Public Safety Projects: Denise Thompson (VML), Jeff Boehm (Shockey),
Raymond Booth (English Construction), John Riley (Frederick County),
Dan O'Donnell (Roanoke County) & Warren Walker (Construction Dynamics
Group)
- Lessons
from Parking Garage Projects: Rick Norment (NCPPP), Mike Biesiada
(Donley's, citizen member of Architectural Review Panel), Randy Allen
(Smith, Pachter, McWhorter & Allen, P.L.C.) & Pat Halpin (Wisnewski
Blair)
- P3
Motives: Why P3 is Attractive to the Public and Private Sector:
Rick Norment (NCPPP)
- Assessing
the Appropriateness of P3 and Protecting the Public Interest in a P3:
John Williams (HDR), David Birtwistle (Centex), Bonnie France (McGuireWoods),
Frosty Landon (Virginia Coalition for Open Government) & Kim Lipp
(VA Department of Corrections)
- Fundamentals
of P3 Financing: Joe Mason (Fitch), Anita Molino (Bostonia Partners),
Rodger Neve (Stafford County) & Gary Ometer (BB&T Capital Markets)
PRESENTATIONS FROM MEETING
PUBLIC NEEDS THROUGH PUBLIC-PRIVATE REAL ESTATE PARTNERSHIPS (Charleston,
WV)
View the full presentations given by experts in the real estate industry
from the December 16, 2002 real estate development meeting in Charleston,
WV. Presentations (PDF) include (for members only, password protected):
- Overview of Public-Private Partnerships--Richard
Norment, NCPPP (contact)
- Case Studies - What Has Worked?--Glenn
Brill, Ernst & Young and Rudy
Henley, McCabe Henley Durbin
- Development Management--Claudia
Meer, Clark Ventures and C. Neal Fleming, Clark Residential (contact)
- Financing and Credit Enhancement Options--Stephen
Howard, Lehman Brothers (contact)
and Anita Molino, Bostonia
Partners (contact)
- Steps for a Successful Partnership--John
Stainback, Stainback Public/Private Real Estate (contact)
- Legislative Opportunities and Impediements--Thomas
Heywood, Bowles Rice McDavid Graff & Love and Christopher
Lloyd, McGuireWoods Consulting
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the Program Materials!
PRESENTATIONS FROM
MEETING PUBLIC NEEDS THROUGH PUBLIC-PRIVATE REAL ESTATE PARTNERSHIPS (Philadelphia,
PA)
View the full presentations given by experts in the real estate industry
from the June 5, 2002 real estate development meeting in Philadelphia, PA.
Presentations (PDF) include (for members only, password protected):
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the Program Materials!
RESOURCES
NASA:
Enhanced Use Leasing Program Needs Additional Controls, US Government
Accountability Office, 3/07
Federal Public-Private
Partnerships: Synthesis of Lessons Learned from BRAC and Other Programs,
Roger D. Feldman (Bingham McCutchen LLP) 6/04
The Potential Benefits
of Public-Private Partnerships as a Real Property Management Tool
(Briefing) 10/01
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