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Published on 1/20/2011 in the Prospect News Municipals Daily.

New Issue: San Marcos Redevelopment, Calif., sells $52.39 million of housing TABs

By Sheri Kasprzak

New York, Jan. 20 - The San Marcos Redevelopment Agency of California sold $52.39 million of series 2011 housing set-aside tax allocation bonds on Thursday, said a pricing sheet.

The bonds (AA-) were sold through Piper Jaffray & Co.

The bonds are due 2013 to 2021 with term bonds due 2026 and 2030. The serial coupons range from 3.25% to 7%. The 2026 bonds have an 8% coupon priced at 96.05 and the 2030 bonds have an 8.5% coupon priced at 96.598.

Proceeds will be used to finance improvements to low- to moderate-income housing projects in the San Marcos area, including improvements to existing housing facilities and the construction of new housing projects, as well as to refund the agency's series 1997A and 2008A bonds.

Issuer:San Marcos Redevelopment Agency
Issue:Series 2011 housing set-aside tax allocation bonds
Amount:$52.39 million
Type:Negotiated
Underwriter:Piper Jaffray & Co.
Rating:Standard & Poor's: AA-
Pricing date:Jan. 20
Settlement date:Jan. 24
AmountMaturityTypeCouponPrice
$1.69 million2013Serial3.25%99.075
$1.745 million2014Serial4%98.979
$1.815 million2015Serial100
$1.905 million2016Serial100
$2.005 million2017Serial98.856
$2.12 million2018Serial6.125%97.441
$2.245 million2019Serial6.5%97.044
$2.395 million2020Serial6.75%96.838
$2.555 million2021Serial7%96.659
$15.96 million2026Term8%96.05
$17.955 million2030Term8.5%96.598

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