The Premier Wetland Mitigation Bank Marketplace
Victoria Bruce links interested buyers and sellers of wetland mitigation banks throughout the country.
Victoria Bruce has played an integral role in the sale of several high-profile mitigation banks, showcasing her ability to bring together buyers and sellers for mutually beneficial agreements. Some notable transactions include:
Comprehensive Services Offered by The Mitigation Banking Group, Inc.
The Mitigation Banking Group (MBG) plays a crucial role in facilitating the acquisition and sale of mitigation banks by offering a suite of specialized services:
- Market Analysis: MBG provides in-depth insights into the mitigation banking market, analyzing current supply, historical demand, and trends in the specific regions of interest. This data helps buyers and sellers make informed decisions.
- Due Diligence Assistance: MBG ensures a smooth transaction process by supporting due diligence activities, identifying potential risks, and offering guidance throughout the acquisition process.
- Transaction Facilitation: From contract negotiations to compliance assurance, MBG offers support at every step of the transaction to ensure a seamless experience for all parties involved.
- Historical Data and Analysis: MBG’s access to detailed records of past mitigation credit sales, project data, and regulatory approvals provides prospective investors with a clear understanding of market dynamics and asset values.
- Proforma outlining the Net Present Value (NPV) based on an 18% discount rate is a crucial tool in evaluating the profitability of mitigation banks, particularly in terms of future cash flows and investment decisions.
Key Components of the Proforma:
- Projected Revenues:
- Future sales of mitigation credits, including anticipated revenue streams from the mitigation bank.
- Projected increases or decreases in the value of mitigation credits over time.
- Operating Costs:
- Management, monitoring, and maintenance costs associated with the mitigation bank.
- Regulatory compliance costs, legal fees, and reporting expenses.
- Initial Investment:
- The upfront costs for land acquisition, restoration activities, and development of the mitigation bank.
- Cash Flow Estimates:
- Net cash inflows (revenues) and outflows (costs) for each year over the bank’s projected life.
- Discount Rate:
- The rate of 18% used to discount future cash flows to reflect the time value of money. This rate accounts for the risk and opportunity cost of capital in the mitigation banking industry.
- Net Present Value (NPV):
- The final calculation of NPV, which helps determine the financial feasibility of the mitigation bank. A positive NPV indicates that the investment is expected to generate more value than the initial outlay, while a negative NPV suggests the opposite.
Victoria Bruce’s Expertise
Victoria Bruce is recognized for her deep industry knowledge, which she combines with strong relationships across the mitigation banking sector. Her expertise extends to:
- Connecting Buyers and Sellers: With an expansive network, Victoria has connected developers, landowners, and environmental professionals, facilitating high-value transactions.
- Navigating Regulatory and Compliance Challenges: Her ability to manage complex legal and regulatory frameworks ensures that every deal is executed within the bounds of environmental law.
- Market Leadership: As a respected figure in the industry, Victoria’s guidance is highly sought after by both newcomers and seasoned investors in the mitigation banking space.
Victoria Bruce and The Mitigation Banking Group, Inc. continue to set the standard for excellence in the mitigation banking industry. With a proven track record of facilitating high-value transactions, providing comprehensive support throughout the acquisition process, and offering unmatched market analysis, they remain the go-to partner for buyers and sellers of mitigation credits. Their expertise and resources ensure that each deal maximizes value, minimizes risk, and supports environmental sustainability.
Alafia River Mitigation Bank
Florida
The Alafia River Mitigation Bank (ARMB) is 468 acre site located north of Lithia Springs in Hillsborough County within the Alafia River Drainage Basin. ARMB was approved by the Southwest Florida River Water Management District in May 2017 and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in April 2018 to provide freshwater forested wetland credits for projects with wetland impacts within portions of Hillsborough and Polk Counties, which include Brandon, Plant City, Lakeland, Riverview and FishHawk areas.
Brandy Branch Mitigation Bank
Florida
The Brandy Branch Mitigation Bank, located in Nassau County, Florida, encompasses 762.38 acres of ecologically rich wetlands along the St. Mary’s River. Offering extensive river frontage and serving as a key environmental asset, this bank is permitted by SJRWMD and USACOE and is an exceptional opportunity for investors committed to conservation and sustainable development. Additional land adjacent to the bank is also available, enhancing the potential for ecological impact and investment value. Contact Mitigation Banking Group, Inc. for exclusive pricing and investment opportunities.
Figliuzzi Wetland Mitigation Bank
Minnesota
Discover the Figliuzzi Wetland Mitigation Bank in Beltrami, Minnesota, offering 147.849 wetland mitigation credits across 167 acres in the Red River Watershed, valued at $2.5 million.
Honeybee Mitigation Bank
Georgia
The Honeybee Mitigation Bank is a compelling opportunity for investors and conservation-minded landowners looking to capitalize on one of Georgia’s most active service areas for compensatory mitigation. Located in Douglasville, Georgia, the project spans 107 acres with 55 acres designated for bank development.
Note to Interested Investors:
Permitting a mitigation bank is considered a high barrier to entry industry and risky due to the indefinite permitting timelines, standards and other unknowns. Entering the marketplace with a fully functioning mitigation bank permitted by both state and federal agencies is a unique, valuable long-term asset, that awards you less risk and a several years of time-savings!
Ocklawaha Mitigation Bank
The Ocklawaha Mitigation Bank, a 208-acre property in the Northern Ocklawaha Basin, Marion County.
Yazoo Mitigation Bank
Meriwether County, Georgia
62 Wetland & 74,912 Potential Stream Credits
Suspended Bank: Needs Restoration for Compliance
Land Not Included in Purchase
Crooked River
Mitigation Bank
The Crooked River Mitigation Bank (CRMB) is 323.10 acre mitigation bank. CRMB requires the restoration and enhancement of 145.93 acres of forested marsh and 83.23 acres of freshwater marsh, restoration of 18.21 acres of wet pine flatwoods, establishment of 34.57 acres of forested wetlands and 36.71 acres of freshwater marsh, restoration of 4.24 acres of adjacent upland buffer pine flatwoods, and preservation of all 323.10 acres within the CRMB boundary.
Neoverde Basin 21
Mitigation Bank
Neoverde Basin 21 Mitigation Bank is a 1,301.19 mitigation bank in Volusia County, Florida. There are currently no other Mitigation Banks permitted in Basin 21, and market demand is strong.
Colbert Cameron
Mitigation Bank
Colbert Cameron Mitigation Bank is a 2,620 acre bank that provides state and federal credits within the St. Johns River (Canaveral Marshes to Wekiva) Basin (Basin 18), Econlockhatchee Nested Basin (Basin 19), Lake Jesup ( Basin 23), and part of the Southern St. Johns River (Basin 20) located within the St. Johns River Water Management District.
