Iron Bridge has executed a wide variety of transactions either as the lead investor or developer. Featured below are just a few of those projects.
Charleston Tech Center
In 2017, Iron Bridge partnered with the City of Charleston and the Charleston Digital Corridor to develop the Charleston Technology Center. The Tech Center is located on a ground lease from the City and includes a tech-focused office building and permanent home of the Charleston Digital Corridor and other tech-related tenants, investors, and members of the Charleston Tech Community. READ MORE
Guam Affordable Housing Program
In 2005, Iron Bridge started Guam's affordable housing tax credit program. Guam had not utilized its annual allocation of Low Income Housing Tax Credits since 1986. Iron Bridge worked with the island's Governor and housing agency to launch the program and built 5 projects from 2005 to 2011. Iron Bridge designed, built, and financed each project and built a local management team to manage projects, ranging from single family home communities to more traditional infill multifamily communities. READ MORE
Saipan Energy Efficiency and Solar Power Experience
After Iron Bridge started Guam’s affordable housing program and delivered successful projects there, the Island of Saipan reached out for help establishing their program. In 2013, we set out to build the most energy efficient multifamily project in the Pacific Islands–specifically, on the island of Saipan. READ MORE
Guam Schools and Creative Financing Structures
In 2005, Iron Bridge won an RFP to design, build, and finance 4 new schools for the Government of Guam. Guam founded a non-profit and issued tax exempt certificates to fund the development of the new schools at a total cost of $78 million for a new high school, a middle school and two elementary schools by securitizing a portion of Guam's Federal Compact Impact Funds. READ MORE
Tanguission Power Plant and Creative Financing Structures
In 2003, Iron Bridge acquired the Tanguisson Power Plant in Dededo, Guam from Atlanta-based Mirant Corporation. Iron Bridge formed Pruvient Energy along with two other individual partners to purchase the subsidiary ownership C-corp from Mirant. Through its Pruvient Energy subsidiary, Iron Bridge worked with the Guam Power Authority to dispatch the plant and provide reliable power to the island of Guam. READ MORE