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Martha Paschal Managing Director, Capital Markets Malachite LLC www.malachitellc.com 703.623-0574 martha.paschal@malachitellc.com © 2011
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Expert, multi-disciplinary support for green building projects and portfolios DC PACE: Coordinating PACE for Multi-family Program design, lender, owner, resident outreach/education Our Skills: Finance and investment Retrofit and development project management Portfolio and asset management Leasing and operations support Green certification Policy and program development and research
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$1 in home energy savings typically adds… $20 home sale price premium Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, April 2011
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Physical Plant considerations ◦ Watch system developments, lifecycle paybacks, items missed during rehabs Financing Partner Considerations ◦ Lien priorities, partner capital accounts, property operating metrics, funding opportunities as they present themselves Timing Considerations ◦ How close is the property to Year 15? Will system upgrades work better within LIHTC refinancing or as a standalone? Owner Considerations ◦ Complications of retrofit programs, owner overhead, utility system configuration, ability to achieve lower utility allowance -> net rent increases from housing agencies Resident Considerations ◦ Resident training on new systems, energy efficiencies which can benefit resident bottom-line
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Available Now Fannie Mae/ FHA Risk- Sharing – “Green Refinance Plus” Fannie Mae FHA Pilot under discussion Freddie Mac DC PACE
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Energy Efficiency Financing Act of 2010 (authorizing legislation) Commercial/multi-family program in planning stage DC will issue up to $250 million in revenue bonds to raise energy retrofit financing funds Properties will opt in voluntarily to apply for retrofit loans Uses for loan proceeds will include: Insulation; HVAC; weather stripping; caulking; EE lighting; daylighting; meters; control systems; renewables Loan repayment reduced by realized energy savings
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Codes ASHRAE 189.1 (2010): first green building code IECC 2012: newest energy conservation code (30% more efficient than 2006) Standards ASTM BEPA, 2011: new foundation energy audit standard ASHRAE 100, revisions in completion, 2011: energy benchmarking and audit ISO 5000, 2011: international commercial/industrial energy production and management 7
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Green, energy-efficient buildings produce superior financial performance: Energy savings, higher rents and occupancy rates, stronger sales prices. Energy-efficient retrofits often produce strong payback results. New codes, standards should lead to new financing opportunities Market standardization Easier/cheaper implementation Most energy retrofit progress to date has been in the office sector, but multi-family financing options increasing. Fannie Mae, FHA DC PACE program will have a multi-family retrofit component 8
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Martha Paschal Managing Director, Capital Markets Malachite LLC 703.623-0574 www.malachitellc.com martha.paschal@malachitellc.com
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