To illustrate the benefits of public-private financing, the CAN DO Economic Development Department has prepared the following case study. Option 1 is conventional financing, while Option 2 includes public financing that results in substantial interest savings.
Project: Construction of a 100,000-square-foot industrial flex building. About 50 jobs will be created to house a manufacturing business. The total project cost of $3,500,000 includes construction, design and administrative costs. The building is being constructed in a KOZ site.
Option 1 – Conventional Financing | |||||||
Source | Amount | % | Rate | Term | Monthly Payment | Annual Payment | Cost/ Square Foot |
Bank | $3,150,000 | 90% | 7.25% | 180 | $28,755.18 | $345,062.17 | $3.45 |
Equity | $ 350,000 | 10% | |||||
Total | $3,500,000 | 100% | |||||
Based on 5-year T-Bill Rate plus 300 bps; interest will change after five years. |
Option 2 – Public Financed Project | |||||||
Source | Amount | % | Rate | Term | Monthly Payment | Annual Payment | Cost/ Square Foot |
PIDA | $1,400,000 | 40% | 3.25% | 180 | $9,837.36 | $118,048.35 | $1.18 |
Bank | $1,750,000 | 50% | 7.25% | 180 | $15,975.10 | $191,701.21 | $1.92 |
Equity | $350,000 | 10% | |||||
Total | $3,500,000 | $25,812.46 | $309,749.56 |
$3.10
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Cost Savings Through Use of Option 2 – Public Financed Project | |
Monthly Cash Flow Savings
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$2,942.72
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Annual Cash Flow Savings
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$35,312.61
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Per Square Foot Savings
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$0.35
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Interest Paid from Conventional Financing (1)
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$2,025,932.40 |
Interest Paid from Public Financing (2)
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$1,496,242.80 |
Total Interest Savings Over Life of Loan
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$529,689.60 |