Introduction
John Marti represents equity investors, syndicators and lenders in financing community development projects throughout the United States.
My focus
Community development
I help clients structure and negotiate tax credit transactions involving multiple layers of financing, including tax-exempt bonds and other forms of federally and state-regulated financing. Our clients leverage these sources of financing to develop multifamily housing and other projects that benefit underserved communities across the country. While my focus is on the low-income housing tax credit, I also have experience closing tax credit finance transactions involving historic rehabilitation tax credits.
Real estate, partnerships and taxation
As part of my tax credit practice I handle complicated real estate and partnership taxation issues and am regularly involved with asset management issues including general partner removals, refinancings and restructurings of financially troubled projects.
Industry Leadership
I am a frequent speaker at national tax credit and community development conferences. I work with leaders in the tax credit industry to educate stakeholders on the business, tax, legal and accounting issues relating to a variety of federal and state tax credit programs.
Looking ahead
Over the past several years, the tax credit industry has been booming and investors have been in constant competition to sign deals. At the same time, several IRS rulings and decisions have come to light, which require investors and developers to approach deals in new ways. I look forward to continuing to work with clients to adapt to the ever-changing industry.
/Insights
Presentations
- “Laying the foundation: The basic rules governing today’s housing tax credit projects,” IPED's Learn the Basics: Housing Tax Credits 101, Boston, MA, March 21, 2024
- “After the Closing: Avoiding Pitfalls During the Compliance Period,” IPED’s Learn the Basics: Housing Tax Credits 101, Boston, MA, March 24, 2023
- “Laying the foundation: The basic rules governing today’s housing tax credit projects,” IPED Learn the Basics: Housing Tax Credits 101, Boston, MA, March 23, 2023
In the news
- Law360
Experts laud affordable housing credits in tax proposal
Jan 19, 2024Boston Community Development Finance partner John Marti, leader of NP’s Low-Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC) team, is quoted in this article on the potential expansion of the LIHTC program as part of a House tax deal proposal. John explains that the proposed LIHTC changes would allow for the expansion of the pool of credits available in a highly competitive environment.
- Affordable Housing Finance
Nixon Peabody promotes 4 to partner
The promotions of new Nixon Peabody partners Ed Campbell, Nate Cushman, John Marti and Susanna Mitchell are mentioned in this roundup of notable career moves.Feb 12, 2019 - American Lawyer
The Unicorn Watch New Black Partners
In this article covering African-American attorneys in the newest partner classes of Big Law firms, Nixon Peabody’s 2019 partner class is noted for being 60 percent diverse, and highlights the promotions of Boston Community Development Finance Partner John Marti and Los Angeles Affordable Housing and Real Estate Partner Edward Campbell.Feb 5, 2019
Admitted to practice
Massachusetts
Education
Northeastern University School of Law, J.D.
Boston College, B.A.
Professional activities
- Massachusetts and Boston bar associations.
Languages
Spanish
Insights And Happenings
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Nixon Peabody elevates 12 attorneys to partner
Professionals in the Practice Area
View AllMatthew W. Mullen
Partner / Community Development Finance Practice Group Leader- Washington DC
- Office:+1 202.585.8128
- mmullen@nixonpeabody.com
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Sonia A. Nayak
Partner / Office Managing Partner, Los Angeles- Los Angeles
- Office:+1 213.629.6072
- snayak@nixonpeabody.com
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Michael J. Goldman
Partner / Chair, Project Finance, Infrastructure & Real Estate Department- Washington DC
- Office:+1 202.585.8289Mobile:+1 202.716.4798
- mjgoldman@nixonpeabody.com
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