Jeanine Harvey Dankoff represents developers, lenders, and local government authorities involved in affordable housing and other redevelopment transactions. For 20 years, Jeanine has delivered innovative legal strategies to address the issues surrounding the development of low income housing and other redevelopment projects.
OUR PRACTICE
We advise private and public sector clients as counsel on federal and state financing and subsidy matters, including federal and state tax credit programs relevant to affordable housing and other redevelopment projects. Our capabilities are complemented by the depth of our sophisticated transactional experience with structuring the acquisition, planning, development and disposition of multi-family and mixed-use property assets.
Low-income housing tax credit development and syndication
HUD Faircloth-to-RAD, Section 8 Project Based PBRA and PBV subsidies and Mixed Finance
Real estate joint ventures, development agreements, contracts and acquisitions
Compliance with HUD and municipal housing authority regulations
HUD Multifamily Mortgage Programs, including HFA Risk-Sharing, Section 202, Section 221(d)(4)
Taxable and tax-exempt bond financings
JEANINE HARVEY DANKOFF
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Jeanine Harvey Dankoff focuses her practice on all aspects of affordable housing development and finance. Ms. Dankoff represents both non-profit and for-profit developers in transactions involving low-income housing tax credits, HUD Rental Assistance Demonstration (RAD) PBRA and PBV conversions, HUD multifamily housing program financing, tax-exempt bonds, state housing finance agency loan funds, and conventional financing. In such capacity, Ms. Dankoff also advises clients on compliance and regulatory matters in connection with various federal, state, and local affordable housing funding programs.
AREAS OF CONCENTRATION
Housing and Real Estate
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development financings
Tax credit syndication
EDUCATION
J.D., University of Michigan Law School, 2002
Publication Co-Manager, Michigan Journal of Gender & Law
Student Attorney, Legal Assistance for Urban Communities Clinic
B.A., University of Chicago, 1996
With Honors
Professional & Community Involvement
Member, American Bar Association, Real Estate Section
Member, American Bar Association, Forum on Affordable Housing
Member, Women in Housing & Finance in Pennsylvania
Board Member, Fairmount Community Development Corporation
Member, Friends of Ogden Park
ADMITTED TO PRACTICE
Pennsylvania
RECENT TRANSACTIONS
Village at Park River, Hartford, Connecticut
Father Augustus Tolton Place, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Taylor Apartments, Troy, New York
Patriot Place, El Paso, Texas
Meriwether Homes RAD Conversion, Griffin, Georgia
Northside Village, Schenectady, New York
Camp Kilmer, Edison, New Jersey
Prospect Plaza, Brooklyn, New York
New Courtland at Henry Avenue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Gaudenzia Tioga Housing, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Sharswood Village, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Sun Pointe, El Paso, Texas
One Thompson Avenue Veterans Housing, Dover, New Jersey
Obery Court RAD Conversion, Annapolis, Maryland
The Riverfront, Torrington, Connecticut
Kinder Park, Woodlyn, Pennsylvania
Imani Village, Wilmington, Delaware
Stoneridge Villas, Huntsville, Alabama
Impact Veterans and Family Housing, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Wynne Senior Residences, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania