Little causes more anxiety for a developer of a new real estate project, especially one that provides needed services to individuals – such as a new church or a daycare - in areas in which lack of capital investment can is clearly visual, more than slow answers from capital providers.  Due to timing and other factors that typically impact these types of community real estate projects (sunset provisions on government grants, as one example) a slow “yes” from a lender can be more detrimental to a project than a fast “no”.

CCP’s founders, realizing this, established two areas of its business to help alleviate the logjams at the capital procurement phase of development.  Financing Advisory Services focus on working with clients to ensure that all elements of the project will be deemed sound in the eyes of the debt and equity community.  Capital Placement Services focus on presenting sound project packages to the capital markets and shepherd the request from application to settlement. 

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