Cherrytree teamed with a respected Washington D.C. developer to create a fund which invested in providing solar and batteries on 300-plus residential units serving a low-to-moderate income population. The result of this solar and battery system is to provide reduced utility costs for the residents as well as for the DC Housing Authority — which pays utility costs for many of the lowest income residents.
Warren founded Cherrytree in 2011 and has spent the past eleven years building a highly specialized tax credit consultation, brokerage, and syndication firm. He has relied on three decades of experience and a law background to focus on the structural and development finance aspects of tax incentivized real estate-based transactions — particularly in the environmental remediation (brownfields), renewable energy, and historic rehabilitation areas.
