The economic shock of the pandemic has taken a financial toll on tenants and landlords, including providers of affordable housing. Many housing providers are facing significant financial pressures, from rising insurance rates to declining collections. Providers of affordable housing are navigating significant stresses on their portfolios while continuing to address the needs of their buildings and tenants. In the long run, the challenges facing providers and tenants alike threaten to destabilize the long-term feasibility of the nation’s housing stock. Join Enterprise and other housing providers to learn how they are balancing financial losses to ensure tenants' long-term housing stability – and the impact on affordable housing preservation.
Speakers will include:
Jacqueline Waggoner, President, Enterprise Community Partners Solutions Division
Maria Torres-Springer, Vice President for US Programs, Ford Foundation
Brian McLaughlin, President, Enterprise Community Development
Michael Butchko, Vice President of Business Intelligence, NeighborWorks
Gayle Filo, President, Enterprise Residential
Dontae Latson, Executive Director, Rocky Mountain Communities
Trevor Samios, Senior Vice President of Connected Communities, WinnCompanies
This event is part of a four-part webinar series supported by JPMorgan Chase & Company. Past sessions are on Enterprise Community Partners’ YouTube channel. Our July panel, Eviction Prevention as a Preservation Strategy, examined the link between ensuring residents can remain in their homes and affordable housing preservation. Our August panel, How to Harness the Legal System to Prevent Evictions, considered how the judicial and legal systems can provide an innovative pathway to protect residents from eviction and allow landlords to collect back rent.
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Earlier Event: September 28
Work & Home: How Affordable Housing Leads the Way for Economic Growth