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At the 2022 Arizona Housing Forum, more than 400 affordable housing advocates gathered to share best practices and build the team that will help us realize our Goal of safe, affordable housing for all Arizonans. The 3-day event included breakout sessions ranging from employer-assisted housing to trends in modular construction, plus plenty of networking and an inspirational awards luncheon. Enjoy highlights below.
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Federal Policy Update - Jennifer Schwartz and Peter Lawrence
Maricopa's ARP Funds to Support LIHTC Projects - Jamie MacFarlane, Steve Capobres and Kuhl Brown
Construction Cost Overruns - Daniella Zepeda Hisey
Construction Cost Overruns - Gary Todd
Housing and Faith-Based Communities - Lisa Chastain
Housing and Faith-Based Communities - Gale and John Lothrop
City Innovations: Yuma, Surprise and Maricopa - Seth Dyson
City Innovations: Yuma, Surprise and Maricopa - Rhonda Lee-James
Housing, Health and Equity - Sheila Sjolander and Meghanne Bearden
Braided Funding for Supportive Services - Terrance Watkins and David Bridge Friday presentations
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Economic Forecast - Rounds Consulting
Intro to LIHTC and Supportive Housing - Jessica Raymond, Margaret Adams and Liz DaCosta
Best Practices for LIHTC Gap Financing - Juan Bello, Jenna Juniper and Daniella Zepeda Hisey
Innovation Showcase - Christy Moore
Trends in Modular Construction and Manufactured Housing - Ken Anderson
Trends in Modular Construction and Manufactured Housing - Bob Worsley
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The Arizona Housing Coalition is proud to host the 2022 Arizona Housing Forum, in partnership with the Arizona Department of Housing. This event attracts approximately 350 attendees representing public and private sectors and showcases speakers and sessions on innovations in housing, Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) best practices, and timely topics in the housing industry. It is an unparalleled opportunity for networking among Arizona's leaders in the affordable housing and ending homelessness fields.
