$4.8M Closed for Wynnfield Lakes CDD
Another milestone for the Wynnfield Lakes Community Development District in Duval County, with the successful closing of its Series 2026 bond issuance.
Kilinski | Van Wyk attorneys Lauren Gentry and Mary Grace Henley, together with paralegal Cyndi Dyson, helped guide the $4.8M financing from start to finish.
We’re proud to support the work behind the infrastructure and development that keep Florida’s communities moving forward. Well done, team!
$2.2M Bond Issuance | Cypress Bluff Phase 2
Kilinski | Van Wyk recently helped bring the Cypress Bluff Phase 2 bond issuance to a successful closing in Lake County, FL.
Attorneys Jennifer Kilinski and Patrick D. Collins, along with paralegal Amy Hembree, guided the Series 2026 financing as bond counsel.
Another financing in the books and another step forward for the community. Congratulations to the team. 💚
$5.3M Bond Issuance for Dowden Central CDD
Great work by the Kilinski | Van Wyk team on the successful Series 2026 bond issuance for the Dowden Central Community Development District in Orange County.
Attorneys Jennifer Kilinski and Megan Birnholz-Couture, along with paralegals Cyndi Dyson and Amy Hembree, guided the transaction through closing.
Another successful financing that will help support supporting the infrastructure and continued growth of a Florida community. Congratulations to the team! 👏
Willow Creek II CDD Marks Another Milestone!
Kilinski | Van Wyk recently led the Series 2026 bond issuance for the Willow Creek II Community Development District in Brevard County, totaling $7.9M.
KVW’s Lauren Gentry, Patrick D. Collins, and Amy Hembree worked together to help guide the transaction and support the next phase of infrastructure and development within the district.
Every successful closing represents another investment in Florida’s growing communities, and we’re proud to help bring these projects to life. 💚
Kilinski | Van Wyk recently led the $4.6M bond closing for the Lecanto Preserve CDD in Citrus County.
Our team, Jennifer Kilinski, Patrick D. Collins, and Amy Hembree guided the transaction, supporting the continued development of the Lecanto Preserve community.
This closing represents another step forward in bringing the infrastructure and planning necessary to support Florida’s growing communities.
