Introduction
Rylie Bretz focuses her practice on various real estate transactions, primarily leveraging tax credits to finance housing and community development projects nationwide.
My focus
I focus my practice on real estate transactions involving federal and state Low-Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTCs), tax-exempt bonds, and public and private financing. I represent equity investors and syndicators in connection with these transactions, and I work with clients on drafting partnership agreements and ancillary transaction documents, identifying legal and tax risks, reviewing project financing and due diligence, and coordinating with stakeholders to ensure deals run smoothly and efficiently.
Looking ahead
Despite recent legislative and policy shifts, LIHTCs have proven to be a resilient cornerstone of the affordable housing market. I am eager to continue working with our clients to use LIHTCs as a vital tool to meet the growing demand for affordable housing.
Admitted to practice
Washington
Education
Northeastern University School of Law, JD, Northeastern University Law Review
Boston College, BA, magna cum laude
Languages
Spanish
Professionals in the Practice Area
View AllMatthew W. Mullen
Partner / Community Development Finance Practice Group Leader- Washington, DC
- Washington, DC +1 202.585.8128
- mmullen@nixonpeabody.com
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Gregory N. Doran
Partner / Chair, Project Finance, Infrastructure & Real Estate Department- Washington, DC
- Washington, DC +1 202.585.8266
- gdoran@nixonpeabody.com
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Sonia A. Nayak
Partner / Co-Leader, Entertainment and Sports Team / Office Managing Partner, Los Angeles- Los Angeles
- Los Angeles +1 213.629.6072
- snayak@nixonpeabody.com
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Michael J. Goldman
Partner- Washington, DC
- Washington, DC +1 202.585.8289
- Mobile +1 202.716.4798
- mjgoldman@nixonpeabody.com
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