Bringing Affordable Housing to the Market - A Plan

New York

Event details:

Start
9:00am EST on Thursday, February 16, 2023
End
10:30am EST on Thursday, February 16, 2023
Location:
Joseph A. Martino Hall at Fordham University
45 Columbus Avenue Room # 525
New York , NY 10023 ,

*NYC Covid Restrictions Apply.  You must show proof of vaccination and ID, and wear a mask when necessary.     

Directions to: Joseph A. Martino Hall at 45 Columbus Avenue, NY, NY 10023.  Take the 1, A, C, B or D train to Columbus Circle then cross Broadway and walk along West 60th Street 1 block west to Columbus Avenue.  Turn right on Columbus Avenue and walk 1 block crossing West 61st Street.  Martino Hall is the first building on the right-hand side, entrance is at the grade level.  If you registered your name will be on the list with the security guard.  If not mention the LAI meeting in Conference Room # 525.

Prices

Free.

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8:30am on Thursday, February 16, 2023
Attendees
This event is open to All LAI members globally.
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Our February presentation will provide a solution to bringing affordable housing to the NYC market.  Our esteemed presenter is member Michael Lappin of M Lappin & Associates, LLC.  Michael has developed a paper on how NYC can spur building affordable housing, bring it to market more quickly, and lower its over-all cost.

Michael Lappin is the past CEO and President of The Community Preservation Corporation (CPC) and CPC Resources Inc. (1980 – 2011).  He led CPC to become a national leader in the development and financing of affordable housing.  During his tenure at CPC, over 140,000 affordable homes were financed and developed representing investments of almost $8 billion.  CPC sourced new funds for affordable housing, most notably pioneering a major investment program with the New York City and New York State public employee pension funds.  Mr. Lappin has served on the advisory board of Fannie Mae, was the first President of the Federal Home Loan Bank of New York Advisory Committee for its Affordable Housing Program, and a Founder and first President of the National Association of Affordable Housing Lenders.  He has written and lectured on housing and community development.

For additional information on Michael go his website at: http://lappinassociates.com.