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12/13/2007 - Regional Equity Data Mapping
This is the first in a series of Regional Equity Live Online Events. Learn how two organizations are using data mapping to increase regional equity, and inform social justice policy in cities around the nation.
12/12/2007 - Best Practices in Supportive Housing and Employment
Learn about supportive housing employment efforts to date, get an overview of common models, and hear about a successful San Francisco-based program.
10/4/2007 - Radon - Protecting Occupants is Easier Than You Think
A presentation on how housing and community development organizations, other developers and builders, and housing agencies can protect the occupants of homes that they build and rehab by testing for radon, fixing homes that have high levels of radon, and using radon-resistant new construction design, a core element of effective green building design.
8/2/2007 - Green Communities - Community Trees
In these three presentations, we look at how trees can be used strategically to improve the environmental impact of building and the role trees play in transforming communities.
7/25/2007 - Green Communities Grant Application Process
Green Communities offers grants to help cover the costs of designing, planning and implementing green components into affordable housing developments, as well as tracking their costs and benefits. In this event, we review in detail the grant application process for Green Communities. Enterprise staff also presents information on reporting requirements if applicants are awarded funds.
7/10/2007 - Housing Developer Pro® 3.0. Housing Developer Pro 3.0 (HDP3) is a software tool for nonprofit housing development corporations and city housing departments. Originally developed by Enterprise Community Partners, HDP3 is used by people who administer single-family and small multifamily housing rehabilitation programs or development efforts.
6/26/2007 - Regional Equity in the Portland Metro Region: Issues, Action, Challenges. This presentation is the first in a series of 13 Regional Equity Live Online Events in 2007-08. The series will have a specific emphasis on affordable housing, development and land use. Robert Liberty, Metro Councilor, District 6, presents a compelling look at the history, successes and challenges in the region, with a specific focus on affordable housing and land use.
6/05/2007 - Green Roofs for Affordable Housing
Earth Pledge built the first green roof in New York City in 2000. In 2003 they developed the “first of its kind” green roofs for affordable housing initiative, the Viridian Project. It is expected that Viridian will produce green roof projects that have adequate funding for startup costs, generate positive returns on investment over a relatively short payback period, and make an important difference in the quality of life and housing costs for urban affordable housing tenants.
5/16/2007 - Year 15: Nonprofit Transfer Strategies for Expiring LIHTC Properties
Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) properties are reaching the end of the 15 year LIHTC compliance period, and are eligible for sale to their nonprofit sponsors. Year 11 in the life of a tax credit deal is an ideal time to begin planning and taking action. We will discuss disposition strategies for the nonprofit sponsor, and review partnership provisions including rights of first refusal, purchase options, exit taxes, and preservation of affordability.
5/8/2007 - Green Communities: Designing Efficient, Affordable Multifamily Housing
Nationally, affordable multifamily housing can be more efficient that single-family, but most is overheated and poorly built, and as such, over-consumes fuel. In this event, we will look at 10 main design flaws that many teams miss in multifamily design, and the solutions to avoiding them in future.
3/27/2007 - Housing Developer Pro® 3.0
Housing Developer Pro 3.0 (HDP3) is a software tool for nonprofit housing development corporations and city housing departments. Originally developed by Enterprise Community Partners, HDP3 is used by people who administer single-family and small multifamily housing rehabilitation programs or development efforts.
Find out how the federal budget and appropriations process works and learn what is in the Administration’s proposed fiscal year 2008 budget request to Congress. Learn how to build productive relationships with your elected officials to directly influence what happens in Washington, D.C. With minimal time and strategic outreach, you can help ensure that critical resources are preserved and sound policies advanced.
Green Communities offers grants to help cover the costs of designing, planning and implementing green components into affordable housing developments, as well as tracking their costs and benefits. In this event, we review in detail the grant application process for Green Communities. Enterprise staff also presents information on reporting requirements if applicants are awarded funds.
This event explores the approaches to design and construction that lead to successfully rehabilitated Green homes--both single- and multifamily. Leading experts in the field, Jim LaRue and Nathan Yost, share their deep knowledge and experience to demonstrate that Green rehab is achievable and should be included in your development strategy.
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