Harold Nassau & Anker Heegaard • 9 min read
This article is adapted from a session presented at the 2021 Consortium of Housing and Asset Management (CHAM) Conference.
Thom Amdur • 5 min read
For years, backers of mass transit, roads, bridges, housing, utility grids and dozens of other interests have advocated for generational investments in our nation’s infrastructure.
Pamela Martineau • 8 min read
As the housing crisis deepens and the pandemic continues to affect the hospitality industry and commercial properties, an increasing number of states are seeking to convert hotels, motels and other commercial properties into housing for low-income residents and those experiencing homelessness.
Scott Beyer • 6 min read
I don’t intend to write a piece in these pages that sugarcoats the situation in Cleveland.
Scott Beyer • 6 min read
A National Housing & Rehabilitation Association town hall last month covered financing and implementation options for energy efficient construction.
Scott Beyer • 6 min read
Low Income Housing Tax Credit-related developers, investors and policymakers all need to know where projects are likely to succeed.
Thom Amdur • 3 min read
While it is still a little too soon to say with certainty that the combined infrastructure and budget reconciliation package will be enacted, or for that matter what precisely will be in it, it is the quintessential pastime of policy watchers in Washington like me to speculate.
Harry Kelly • 4 min read
There is no end to the complicated, arcane rules applicable to Low Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTCs) and the properties they help to build.
Pamela Martineau • 8 min read
Dramatic changes in the investing landscape over the past year have pushed affordable housing investors to reevaluate funding strategies and keep a close eye on numerous upcoming changes.
Thom Amdur • 4 min read
Mother Theresa once observed, “A life not lived for others is not a life.”
Pamela Martineau • 9 min read
COVID-19 pushed affordable housing managers across the nation to expand resident services, change up service delivery methods and develop new partnerships – all changes that leaders in the space say are likely to stick around.
Mark Fogarty • 7 min read
The human element is always going to be the most important factor in providing resident services, but technology is what helps a provider analyze and target services to achieve good metrics and even more importantly, useful results. National Church Residences has taken and run with this particular concept by designing its own in-house technology tool.