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October 2009 - FEATURES

SPECIAL FOCUS >>Affordable Housing Hall of Fame

AFFORDABLE HOUSING FINANCE is recognizing fi ve individuals who have helped to shape the aff ordable housing industry. The 2009 Hall of Fame inductees—Renée Lewis Glover, Sister Lillian Murphy, John T. McEvoy, the late George Knight, and the late I. Donald Terner—all have been trailblazers in creating aff ordable housing and serving low-income Americans. (Cover photo by Bob Mahoney)

• Renée Lewis Glover: Inspiring a Change in Public Housing
• Sister Lillian Murphy: Murphy Builds a National Power
• John McEvoy: McEvoy Victorious for the LIHTC
• George Knight: Knight Dedicated to Industry
• I. Donald Terner: Terner Relentless in Pursuit of Housing

The Preservation Case

It’s going to take more than new construction to meet housing needs. Learn the latest from the preservation front. Plus, read about Washington, D.C.’s R Street Apartments.

• Revitalizing R Street

Also in this Issue

• New Directions
• Nation’s Affordable Housing Need Grows
• Guest Commentary
• Preservation Priority for HUD
• The Buzz
• NYC Targets Unsold Condos, Stalled Projects
• National LIHTC Pool Announced
• Habitat Orlando Goes Multifamily
• People
• Pop Quiz *Web Extra
• Housing Policy
• More LIHTC Guidance Issued
• Finance
• Goldman Sachs Plans for Growth
• Syndicator Eyes Return to Market
• Giving and Taking Away
• Keep Your Eyes Peeled
• Regional Report: South Central
• Hope and Worry
• The Big (Un)Easy
• Regional Report: Nationwide
• Green Scene
• Green Building Sprouts in Detroit