Affordable Housing Summit 2021
The 4th Annual Hudson Valley Affordable Housing Virtual Summit
Presented by Goldstein Hall, Pace Land Use Law Center, and the Housing Action Council
Strengthening our Communities through Affordable Housing
May 11-12, 2021
The two-day virtual Hudson Valley Affordable Housing Summit will discuss new and innovative strategies for increasing and preserving affordable housing through partnerships and practices in real estate, health, finance, and services. On May 11th, experts from community development, restructuring, and real estate will come together to address the fragility of the rental housing market, including discussing the opportunities for owner “bail-outs”, resident ownership and long-term affordability, and tax credit investor exits and restructuring, including nonprofit’s right of first refusal to acquire low income housing tax credit projects at the end of the compliance period. On May 12th, land use, community health center experts, and hospital leaders will discuss the link between health and housing, including sharing innovative approaches as to ways in which anchor institutions, such as hospitals, are increasing affordable housing in their communities by directly developing housing and by providing financial supports to their employees. Join us for either or both morning sessions. CLE and land use board member credits are available.
SESSIONS:
May 11, 2021 - 8:30AM - 11:00AM
Long-term affordability post pandemic
Experts from community development, restructuring, and real estate will come together to address the fragility of the rental housing market, including discussing the opportunities for owner “bail-outs”, resident ownership and long-term affordability, and tax credit investor exits and restructuring, including nonprofit’s right of first refusal to acquire low income housing tax credit projects at the end of the compliance period.
May 12, 2021 - 8:30AM - 11:00AM
Health as a catalyst for housing
Hospitals and health systems are adopting innovative approaches to addressing the social determinants, including looking at the inextricable link between affordable, quality housing and good health. Housing is one area that hospitals and health systems are starting to focus more and more on. This session will focus on how hospitals, as anchor institutions and place based economic engines within communities, are redefining their community investment strategies around affordable housing.
Registration fees will be as follows:
General Admission: $20 per day
General Admission including CLE for NYS Attorneys (2 Practice): $60 per day
Also, if your firm or company is interested, consider sponsoring! The Housing Summit provides an excellent opportunity to highlight your organization’s services. Please click here to see the sponsorship opportunities and become a sponsor.
