NH&RA Summer Institute (2021)
Agenda
Please note:
- All times are listed in Eastern Time (ET).
- Continuing Education (CE) credits will be offered to those who attend the full meeting.
As a reminder to all participants, in order to receive CE credit you must complete the polling questions live during the session. Attendees will only obtain CE credits by using the Zoom Join Link, which allows attendees to participate in polls and follow along with the speaker’s presentation. Attendees that join by phone are not eligible to receive CE credit.
Time | Description |
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1:00pm |
Welcome & Introductions |
1:05pm |
4% Floor LIHTC Bond Case StudiesSpeakers:
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1:45pm |
Break |
1:50pm |
Municipal Bond Demand and Case StudiesSpeakers:
Session Handouts Thank you to our Session Patron: |
2:50pm |
Break |
2:55pm |
Leveraging Condo Structures for Mixed-Income and Mixed-Finance Bond TransactionsSpeakers:
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3:55pm |
Closing Remarks |
Time | Description |
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1:00pm |
Welcome & Introductions |
1:10pm |
On The Horizon: Developing a Strategy for Preserving Year 30 TransactionsSpeakers:
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2:10pm |
Break |
2:15pm |
Keynote: Lopa Kolluri, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
With over 25 years of experience in affordable housing and community and economic development in both the public and private sectors, Kolluri served from 2011 to 2013 as Deputy Chief of Staff to HUD Secretary Shaun Donovan. Prior to rejoining HUD in February 2021, Kolluri was the Chief Development and Operating Officer for the Philadelphia Housing Authority, the nation’s fourth largest public housing authority serving nearly 80,000 public housing residents. Kolluri has broad knowledge and experience in executive-level management of housing policy, operations, and transactions. Prior to her role at the Philadelphia Housing Authority, Kolluri held leadership roles at multifamily development and management companies Pennrose and Community Investment Strategies, Inc. She also served as the Assistant State Treasurer for Economic Development for the state of New Jersey, and the Director of Housing and Community Resources for the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs. Early in her career, Kolluri was a staff member of the Fannie Mae Foundation where she focused on a broad range of homeownership issues including anti-predatory lending, the importance of housing counseling, and effective homebuyer education. |
2:45pm |
Break |
2:50pm |
Resiliency as Preservation: Futureproofing Affordable Housing for Climate ChangeSpeakers:
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3:50pm |
Closing Remarks |
Time | Description |
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1:00pm |
Welcome & Introductions |
1:10pm |
Going Beyond LIHTC: Leveraging Historic, Renewal, NMTC and State Credits in Affordable HousingSpeakers:
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2:10pm |
Break |
2:15pm |
Economic Update: Robert Dietz, NAHBDr. Robert Dietz is the Chief Economist for the National Association of Home Builders, where his responsibilities include forecasts of housing and economic trends, survey research, and home building industry and policy analysis. He is commonly cited on CNBC, the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post and NPR. Prior to joining NAHB in 2005, Robert worked as an economist for the Congressional Joint Committee on Taxation. He is a native of Dayton, Ohio and earned a Ph.D. in Economics from The Ohio State University in 2003. |
2:45pm |
Break |
2:50pm |
Alternative Construction Strategies: Managing Cost and Supply Chain ChallengesSpeakers:
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3:50pm |
Closing Remarks |
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