Red Stone Tax Exempt Partners Overview

  • Status
  • Private

Red Stone Tax Exempt Partners General Information

Description

Red Stone Partners LLC, a real estate finance company, provides debt and equity capital to multifamily housing developers and owners in the United States. It offers tax exempt bond financing, including direct bond purchase and bond credit enhancement; tax credit equity; HUD/FHA insured lending; and structured finance, which include secondary market tax-exempt bond acquisitions, mezzanine financing, and equity and joint ventures. The company was founded in 2003 and is based in New York, New York.

Contact Information

Ownership Status
Privately Held (no backing)
Financing Status
Corporation
Primary Industry
Private Equity
Other Industries
Asset Management
Corporate Office
  • 2 Grand Central Tower
  • 140 East 45Th Street
  • New York, NY 10017
  • United States
+1 (212) 000-0000

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Red Stone Tax Exempt Partners FAQs

  • Where is Red Stone Tax Exempt Partners headquartered?

    Red Stone Tax Exempt Partners is headquartered in New York, NY.

  • What industry is Red Stone Tax Exempt Partners in?

    Red Stone Tax Exempt Partners’s primary industry is Private Equity.

  • Is Red Stone Tax Exempt Partners a private or public company?

    Red Stone Tax Exempt Partners is a Private company.

  • What is Red Stone Tax Exempt Partners’s current revenue?

    The current revenue for Red Stone Tax Exempt Partners is 000000.

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