Course Description
This webinar course will focus on the critical importance of preserving existing affordable housing stock to ensure long-term affordability and community stability. Participants will explore a range of strategies, tools, and best practices for preventing the loss of affordable housing units, including preservation through rehabilitation, community land trusts, policy interventions, and partnerships. Through case studies and expert insights, attendees will gain valuable knowledge on how to protect and enhance affordable housing opportunities for vulnerable populations and maintain diverse, inclusive communities.
Course Topics
1. The Urgent Need for Preserving Affordable Housing in Rapidly Changing City
2. Strategies for Rehabilitating and Upgrading Existing Affordable Housing Stock
3. Community Land Trusts, Cooperative Ownership, and Deed Restrictions for Long-Term Affordability
4. Policy Frameworks and Financial Tools to Support Affordable Housing Preservation
5. Case Studies of Successful Affordable Housing Preservation Project
6. Building Community Partnerships for Sustainable Affordable Housing Preservation
Learning Objectives
1. Understand the challenges and significance of preserving existing affordable housing in the face of urban development pressures
2. Explore strategies for rehabilitating and upgrading aging affordable housing stock to maintain quality and affordability
3. Learn about the role of community land trusts, cooperative ownership models, and deed restrictions in preserving affordability
4. Discuss policy interventions and financial mechanisms that support the preservation of affordable housing
5. Examine successful case studies of affordable housing preservation projects and their impact on community stability
6. Develop a preservation toolkit encompassing strategies for stakeholders to safeguard affordable housing in their communities
Value to the Participant
This course offers participants actionable strategies and insights on how to effectively preserve existing affordable housing units and promote community stability in the face of urban gentrification and economic shifts. By equipping attendees with a comprehensive understanding of preservation tools, policy frameworks, and successful models, this webinar empowers stakeholders to proactively address the challenges of affordable housing retention and create lasting impact in their communities.
Office Locations
We've got two main hubs: one where the BBQ is sizzling and the jazz is smooth (Kansas City, Missouri) and another where the palm trees sway and the sunshine never quits (West Palm Beach, Florida). Come visit us and get a taste of the good life in both places!
Contact Information
Need to reach me? Try the classic phone call at
(816) 213-4461,
shoot me an email at
tnash@thenashdevelopmentgroup.com
or send a good ol' carrier pigeon my way. Just make sure it doesn't get distracted by any shiny objects along the way!
Events
Coming Soon: Upcoming Kansas City Conference
Coming Soon: Upcoming West Palm Beach Conference
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