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Lender Representation

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Thompson Coburn has long-standing relationships with many of the major U.S. and international banks and has represented them in loan transactions and related matters throughout the country. We represent financial entities in all aspects of real estate lending and finance, including construction lending, commercial financing, acquisitions financing and special asset services. We have negotiated loan documents on behalf of our lender clients with respect to office buildings, shopping centers, industrial sites, retail and mixed-use developments, condominium developments, residential and commercial subdivisions and undeveloped land. The firm also has negotiated construction loan packages, loan work-outs and debt restructuring agreements and conducted foreclosure sales on behalf of our lender client base.

Paul M. Macon

314.552.6074
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David J. O'Keefe

312.580.2224
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Gayle L. Smith

314.552.6208
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Partners
Buesching, Matthew R.
Burke, Halpin J.
Dillon, James E.
Engle, Daniel T.
Kelly, Cheryl A.
Kienker, Anne-Marie
Macon, Paul M.
O'Keefe, David J.
Plotnick, Gary L.
Price, Jennifer R.
Ross, Michael E.
Smith, Gayle L.
Counsel
Mangum, Charles D.
  • Revolving credit loan facility secured by health care receivables together with real estate loan under HUD's LEAN program. This was the first HUD LEAN loan closed for an Illinois property.
  • Low-income housing project refinancing.
  • We represented a national bank in several multimillion-dollar construction loans for the acquisition and development of affordable housing developments and senior living facilities involving the use of Tax Credit Assistance Program (TCAP) funds and Tax Credit Replacement (TCR) funds, as well as federal and state low-income housing tax credits.
  • We represented a national bank, as the lead administrative agent, in connection with a $75 million senior secured revolving line of credit providing financing for hotel development. The revolving credit facility was secured by both owned and leased property located in six states.
  • We represented a national bank, as the lead administrative agent, in connection with a $95 million loan for the construction of a 17-story, multitenant, Class A office tower, which involved a variety of development incentives, including Chapter 100 bonds, partial tax abatement and a transportation development district and related bonds.