Site-specific TIF clawback provisions
Summary
BURA is crafting what developers pay if they back out of 25-year affordability commitments tied to tax increment financing, leaning toward 30% early and 20% later.
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Last discussed Jan 21, 2026.
Impact analysis
A developer default could return millions in clawback fees to housing programs, plus the TIF revenue back to taxing districts.
The community keeps affordable housing longer, and any clawback money flows back into housing programs.
Developers face significant penalties if they exit affordability agreements early, though penalties shrink with longer participation.
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