New Capital in Affordable Housing
By bringing private capital to the table through the credits, developers can take on less debt, which in turn translates into lower rents. Learn what's new in private equity for affordable housing.
12:00 PM - 1:00 PMThu
Empire Complex (7th Floor)
Financing Trends: Cash is King!
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Speakers
Michael Milazzo
Merchants Capital
Andy Cohen
Vice President Development
BRP Development
Roj Robinson
Managing Director
Goldman Sachs Urban Investment Group
Michael Lear
Chief Business Development Officer
The Community Development Trust
Seth Hoffman
General Counsel
Fairstead
Sponsors
Since it was established by the Tax Reform Act of 1986, the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) program has produced more than 3 million homes, making it the most important source of funding for affordable housing in the United States.The program was designed to leverage tax credits to provide a much-needed source of equity for developers building affordable housing. By bringing private capital to the table through the credits, developers can take on less debt, which in turn translates into lower rents. Learn what's new in private equity for affordable housing.