Tyler Washington

Acquisition, Disposition & Development:

• Represented institutional investor in connection with the acquisition and financing of a 190-unit apartment complex in conjunction with the formation of an open-end multifamily building investment fund
• Represented seller-tenant in connection with the sale and leaseback of a national portfolio of industrial properties
• Represented university in connection with the acquisition of educational facilities
• Representing developer in connection with the development of industrial and community development facilities pursuant to redevelopment and tax increment allocation financing agreements (ongoing)
• Representing university in connection with the entitlement and redevelopment of a historic athletic facility (ongoing)

Financing:

• Represented developer in connection with a US$92 million construction loan to finance the development of a mixed-use property
• Represented institutional investor in connection with construction financing for the development of a US$50 million senior housing property
• Represented lender in connection with the restructuring of an US$832 million loan secured by a national portfolio of office properties
• Represented lender in connection with a US$398 million loan secured by a national portfolio of industrial properties
• Represented lender in connection with an US$80 million loan secured by a hotel property located in a vertically subdivided building

Tyler’s pro bono work focuses on representing non-profits in the acquisition, disposition and development of real estate critical to their organizational objectives, including by representing a community land trust in the preservation of affordable housing in a rapidly-gentrifying neighborhood, a local non-profit in the acquisition, financing and redevelopment of an industrial facility into a workforce training center, and a charitable organizational in the sale of a school and child welfare services facility. Tyler also regularly volunteers for an organization that improves educational outcomes for children with disabilities.