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Affordable Housing Preservation:
How the New Congress Will Impact HUD Initiatives
Presented by:
May 17-18, 2011
The Allegro Hotel
Chicago, IL
Why You Should Attend
The 2010 midterm elections have ushered in a new congress that will impact the policies
at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and potentially change how
affordable housing properties are financed. Although the liquidity crunch created
by the global economic crisis continues to affect our industry, there are signs
of significant improvement for financing and preserving housing properties. Led
by industry experts, this conference will convene some of the most experienced developers,
financiers, technical experts, policy makers, and advocates who are redefining affordable
housing and community development.
The speakers will address today’s issues head on providing candid insights, observations,
and real-life examples against the backdrop on an evolving economy, growing federal
and state deficits, and the changing of the guard in congress.
Topics covered throughout this conference will encompass some of the most important
opportunities and obstacles associated with developing and preserving affordable
housing in 2011 and beyond, including;
- Leveraging federal programs with private debt and equity,
- Opportunities and challenges for affordable housing preservation,
- Updates on industry initiatives to expand the tax credit investor market,
- New policy initiatives on Capitol Hill and at HUD,
- Utilizing green technologies to preserve affordable housing, and
- Assessing improving equity and dept markets.
- We’ll also kick the conference off with an optional preservation primer session.
Who Should Attend
- Experienced developers, syndicators, and others in the affordable housing
industry who seek to access the various public and private resources available to
develop, own, and operate affordable housing during these challenging economic times
- Investors, lenders, property managers, and others in the housing finance
community looking for a candid analysis of the state of the debt and equity markets,
along with a forward-looking discussion of the emerging trends affecting affordable
housing and community development in 2011
- State and local housing agency staff seeking to learn the “best practices”
when on recent trends relating to the development, operation, and asset management
of tax credit properties
- Real estate and tax attorneys, accountants, and other professional advisers
to the tax credit community who need the latest business, tax, regulatory, and accounting
information to help developers, investors, and lenders close transactions in this
economic climate
To download presentations from this conference,
click here.
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