National Housing Trust

How can housing providers leverage resources under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) to improve their existing buildings for energy performance? And how can they manage costs while overcoming barriers to implementing energy retrofits? Learn this and more at our next NHT Insights on Housing webinar! The event takes place on July 25th, 1-2 PM EST. Registration: https://lnkd.in/eEfvtzXd Join our panel for an in-depth discussion: - Todd Nedwick, Senior Director of Sustainability Policy, NHT (Facilitator) - Krista Egger, Vice President, Building Resilient Futures, Enterprise Community Partners - Joseph Knackstedt, Senior Housing Advisor, DC Office of Planning (Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development) - AJ PATTON, CEO and Managing Partner, 548 Enterprise - Abigail Suarez, MBA, Executive Director, Head of Neighborhood Development, JPMorganChase We hope to see you there!

Are you ready to dive deep into the latest trends, challenges, and innovative solutions in affordable housing finance? This is your chance to hear from top industry leaders and experts! Join us tomorrow at 12 pm EST for an exciting webinar, Navigating Affordable Housing Finance in 2024! Secure your spot today and be part of the conversation shaping the future of affordable housing: https://lnkd.in/gYKDn7X4 Ken Lombard, BRIDGE Housing Corporation | Priya Jayachandran, National Housing Trust | Ethan Handelman, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development | Emily Cadik, Affordable Housing Tax Credit Coalition | Milton Pratt Jr., The Michaels Organization | Kyle Shoemaker, Affordable Housing Investment Brokerage, Inc. | Laura Wilder, Cohn Reznick

Can't miss event!!! The benefits of improving affordable housing to achieve better climate and health outcomes are increasingly evident, but barriers remain to doing so in existing buildings. With new resources available through the Inflation Reduction Act, it is imperative to identify a pathway for existing buildings to achieve better performance – both to benefit residents and to preserve our existing housing stock in the face of climate change. - National Housing Trust

I'm excited to hit the road tomorrow with colleague James Engelhardt of National Housing Trust when we get to join the Virginia Chapter of the American Planning Association at their Revolutionary Planning conference! We'll be sharing some of our experiences (both policy and real estate development practice) from our work on the frontlines of creating more climate-ready affordable housing in the Commonwealth of Virginia! https://lnkd.in/eJa6HmYx

Don’t miss this discussion by National Housing Trust featuring our own Krista Egger on one of today’s most critical housing topics! Thursday’s panel will delve into how to overcome barriers and create a pathway for existing buildings to achieve better performance – both to benefit residents and to preserve our existing housing stock in the face of climate change. #AffordableHousing #ClimateChange #Retrofitting

We are so pleased to be a part of the Thriving Communities Technical Assistance team, along with Abt Associates Equitable Cities LLC and Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical University. We directly support City of Syracuse's efforts to better connect transportation investments with plans to preserve and expand affordable housing so that residents (and whole communities!) have more access to opportunities to help them truly thrive. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/e-2s8-a5 Laura Abernathy

Here’s what some of the smartest people who own and operate affordable apartments have been saying lately: “Excessive rent loss will decimate Seattle’s community of nonprofit housing providers,” according to longtime developer and owner Sharon Lee. “We will not have the financial resources to maintain the housing, make mortgage payments, or meet the obligations of our lenders.” Read more in Washington Report: https://bit.ly/4eZixr3

Since 2022, we have partnered with Ounce of Care to provide our residents with services to improve health outcomes, such as providing health insurance coverage and access to primary care, and to address social needs through guidance and assistance in obtaining financial resources. We are so grateful to have such an amazing partner!

Join us for tomorrow's HAND/NHT Preservation Webinar Series: Leveraging QAPs to Preserve Affordability July 18th 1-2:30PM EST More info/register: https://ow.ly/MgYg50StSTn National Housing Trust will share insights from their nationwide analysis of 53 QAPs, showcasing how and where states are prioritizing preservation. With an eye towards the DMV, attendees will have an opportunity to hear directly from housing agencies representing Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, D.C. – each of whom are currently updating their respective QAPs – on their preservation policies and provide feedback on ways to strengthen their approaches. #housing

Just over a week away! Register now for this free event -- the second in our new NHT Insights on Housing webinar series. The topic: "Overcoming Barriers to Retrofitting Affordable Housing with Climate and Health Benefits for Residents." Join us for a dynamic, salon-style conversation among our esteemed panelists who will discuss the following (and more): * How can housing providers balance investing in energy performance while meeting other urgent priorities in their portfolio? * What are the current and emerging solutions to address energy retrofit costs? * How can we overcome barriers to make energy retrofits easier and engage asset managers, residents, investors, and other stakeholders to address these barriers? Register here for the July 25 event (1-2pm ET): https://lnkd.in/e2gMr9jU View our previous webinar here: https://lnkd.in/e2gMr9jU Learn more about NHT's sustainability policy leadership on IRA implementation here: https://lnkd.in/embnNfBb Todd Nedwick Joseph Knackstedt Krista Egger AJ PATTON Abigail Suarez, MBA