The Take: TIF with Joe Peterangelo, Lori Lutzka, and Chad Navis

08/25/22 • 55 min

Joe Peterangelo, Senior Researcher | Wisconsin Policy Forum

Lori Lutzka, Development Projects Manager | Department of City Development

Chad Navis, Senior Vice President | Zilber

Tracy Johnson is joined by Joe Peterangelo from the Wisconsin Policy Forum, Lori Lutzka from the Department of City Development, and Chad Navis from Zilber Property Group. These three experts discuss Tax Increment Financing (TIF), how it’s used, who uses it, and give examples of successful TIF projects. Follow us for more Wisconsin commercial real estate content!

Joe Peterangelo, Senior Researcher | Wisconsin Policy Forum

Lori Lutzka, Development Projects Manager | Department of City Development

Chad Navis, Senior Vice President | Zilber

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