OPPORTUNITY FOR NON-PROFITS

The depressed market offers a silver lining for non-profits to lower costs. From buying properties to trading-in for more cost-efficient space, now’s the time. So say Arent Fox’s Rick Krainin, Jones Lang LaSalle’s Ellen Herman, and Shattuck Hammond’s Joseph Beck.
But there are many questions unanswered for non-profits. What if you’re growing? Shrinking? Should you buy or own? What if your credit’s not so great? And if you’re an owner, what could a non-profit offer your building? Rick, Ellen, and Joseph and their colleagues will be presenting a non-profits case study on Nov. 10 at Arent Fox’s 1675 Broadway office, changing the study’s variables to answer these questions and more. Also touched upon: access to capital, tax-exempt bond financing, and how the federal stimulus impacts associations. Non-profits and owners who are interested in more canregister here.

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