The University of California has extensive experience with a variety of privatized development projects (also known as Public Private Partnerships, PPP or P3) both on and off its property in which UC contracts with relies on another entity to act as the developer of the project. Some of these projects serve programmatic purposes and others create income producing auxiliary uses like parking and housing. Examples of transaction structures used to implement P3s include:

  • Ground lease
  • Ground lease with leaseback
  • Master lease with purchase option
  • Donor development
  • Concession arrangements
  • Developer turnkey build-to-suit
  • Joint venture