At AHF Live, the affordable housing industry’s top developers and industry experts will lead a series of informative panels organized across three different tracks—Development, Finance, and Hot Topics.
Attendees at the annual conference, which takes place Nov. 14-16 in Chicago, can take part in any of the sessions across the tracks.
The Development track will include sessions on Navigating Rising Construction Costs, Adaptive-Reuse Case Studies, Housing the Missing Middle, and New Construction Models.
The Finance track will feature sessions on Tapping Into Bond Financing, 5 Ways to Increase Your NOI, A 2023 Forecast for LIHTC Allocations, and The Ins and Outs of ESG Investing.
In addition, AHF Live will dig into several of the industry’s hot topics, including What’s Ahead at HUD, Hiring and Retaining Talent, and Proptech for Affordable Housing.
The conference’s signature State of the Industry Power Panel, Capitol Hill Update, Debt Financing in an Uncertain Economy, and Tax Credit Equity Outlook Power Panel will also return.
Speakers will include developers Amy Albery, CEO of Wallick Communities; Tom Anderson, senior vice president of development at Pennrose; Kimberly Black King, senior vice president of Volunteers of America National Services; Jeffrey Kittle, president and CEO of Kittle Property Group; Caleb Roope, president and CEO of The Pacific Cos.; and Tom Tomaszewski, president of The Annex Group.
Industry authorities Don Bernards, partner at Baker Tilly; Emily Cadik, CEO of the Affordable Housing Tax Credit Coalition; David Gasson, partner of MG Housing Strategies; Kent Neumann, founding member of Tiber Hudson; Deborah VanAmerongen, strategic policy advisor and deputy leader, Affordable Housing & Real Estate, at Nixon Peabody; and Stockton Williams, executive director of the National Council of State Housing Agencies, are also scheduled to speak.
To add to your learning experience, AHF Live is also hosting two in-depth pre-conference workshops, Tax Credit and Tax-Exempt Bond Boot Camp and Nuts and Bolts of Deal Structuring, for an additional registration fee.
Attendance is reserved exclusively for owners and developers of affordable housing plus state and local housing finance agency representatives and nonprofit organizations focused on the business of affordable housing. Vendor and suppliers must sponsor and/or exhibit to attend.
