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Opportunities for Affordable Housing Preservation in Challenging Times

May 18-19, 2010
Hotel Allegro Chicago
171 West Randolph Street
Chicago, IL 60601

Why You Should Attend

Recent times have brought many new opportunities and challenges to our industry. The liquidity crunch created by the global economic crisis continues to affect our industry—making it even more difficult to preserve affordable housing around the country. At the same time, changes in policy at HUD and the implementation of the incentives in the stimulus package have dramatically changed how affordable housing and community development deals get done. Led by industry experts, this conference will provide candid insights, observations, and real-life examples for how to address these issues in a changing economy. It will convene some of the most experienced developers, financiers, technical experts, policy makers, and advocates who are redefining how affordable housing and community development are being developed in this country.

Topics covered throughout this conference will encompass some of the most important obstacles and opportunities associated with developing affordable housing in 2010 and beyond, including:

  • new policy initiatives on Capitol Hill and at HUD,
  • leveraging federal programs available for affordable housing,
  • capitalizing on the Credit Exchange and TCAP,
  • opportunities and challenges for housing preservation,
  • assessing the state of the debt and equity markets,
  • updates on industry initiatives to expand the tax credit investor market,
  • increasing profits with green technologies, and
  • creative methods to raise equity capital in uncertain times.

Fees

$645 General Fee
$545 IRHP Member/Nonprofit/Government/Educational Organization Fee

For more information or to register, visit www.ipedinc.net.
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