(a) with significant private financing or matching funds through private or other public entities;
(b) likely to produce a high economic return on public investment;
(c) with existence of significant support from the local business community, local government, community organizations, academic institutions and other regional parties;
(d) with significant regional breadth or likely to have wide regional impact;
(e) with cost benefit analysis that demonstrates clear economic benefits from new private sector job creation and/or investments;
(f) located in distressed communities; or
(g) whose application is supported by multiple entities, both public and private.
The corporation shall give priority in granting assistance to those projects: