Portfolio Partner Profile
PACE Equity Finance
Property Assessed Clean Energy financing, or PACE financing, is low-cost capital used to make energy efficiency improvements to commercial buildings – office, multifamily, senior housing, hospitality, retail and others. The improvements typically include efficient HVAC, lighting, windows, roofing, and seismic support (where applicable), as well as renewable energy such as solar. Once the improvements are complete, the building owner or developer gradually repays the PACE financing over a term of 20 to 30 years. PACE is a public/private partnership legislated by the state, providing a financing vehicle for commercial development and renovation projects that reduce utility and water expenses or add renewable energy and building-resiliency measures.
PACE Equity Finance provides financing for building modernization, redevelopment, or ground-up new construction. With over $1 billion funded and backed by their parent company’s $26 billion AUM, PACE Equity Finance’s capital is long-term, fixed-rate, and non-recourse, which enhances returns and moves projects forward. PACE Equity Finance provides end-to-end execution for building owners and developers leveraging their in-house energy engineering expertise to optimize the funding potential of every project.
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Impact Story
New Perspective Senior Living
New Perspective is a senior housing facility located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The facility focuses on providing care-oriented assisted living and memory care services for its residents. The community meets its members' needs through a friendly, welcoming environment where residents can exercise their minds, engage in physical fitness, and receive nutritious meals each day.
With PACE Equity Finance’s support, this is the largest retroactive refinancing project in Wisconsin and the second largest PACE loan ever completed in the state. This partnership provides an opportunity for New Perspective to refinance equity prior to stabilization, allowing for continued growth in the dynamic senior living sector. The project saves 43,350 metric tons of CO2, equal to the annual emissions from approximately 9,428 passenger cars.