Enhanced Infrastructure Financing Districts (EIFDs) 
California's New Tax Increment Tool for P3 and Infrastructure

EIFDs are tax increment districts in California that can be established for 45 years! 
EIFDs authorize the creation of special districts by a city or county to use non-school agency tax increment to fund infrastructure development and community revitalization for at least 15 years longer than traditional Infrastructure Financing Districts. EIFDs have additional potential to fund ground-up TOD, mixed-use, and “green” development projects that create jobs, tax revenue, and stimulate the economy. 

If economic development is high on your list, EIFDs are a tool worth evaluating.
EIFDs support public-private collaboration as it requires private sector investment to be successful. Cities and counties benefit from the increased property values that infrastructure investments can catalyze. EIFDs can work to incentivize mixed use, TOD, residential, retail, hotel, and industrial projects.

Start an EIFD today to fund infrastructure development and community revitalization.
Kosmont is working on facilitating EIFDs for many cities and counties. To navigate the preliminary requirements and steps necessary to implement an EIFD, Kosmont has drafted a checklist of preliminary questions - Learn More ->

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