Affordable Housing News & Views - May 2018

CohnReznick Insights

CohnReznick Releases Annual Affordable Housing Analysis & New Online LIHTC Performance Tool

Having analyzed and published reports measuring the housing tax credit industry for years, CohnReznick’s Tax Credit Investment Services group has issued its latest report along with the industry’s first interactive tool enabling you to see data down to the county level. This new interactive tool and the latest report, “Housing Tax Credit Investments: Investment and Operational Performance”, provides the most detailed analysis of more than 20,000 LIHTC properties, including performance, operational, expense and portfolio data.

The LIHTC Industry’s First and Most Comprehensive Online Interactive Metrics

CohnReznick’s Tax Credit Investment Services group created an interactive, online metrics tool. The interactive tool creates a detailed performance analysis of more than 20,000 housing credit properties for users by leveraging data traditionally found in PDFs. The information helps developers and investors develop best practices for benchmarking portfolios and offers insight into the performance of housing tax credits.

CohnReznick's Not-for-Profit Survey Highlights: Cybersecurity, Risk Management & More 

For our not-for-profit friends in the affordable housing industry, join CohnReznick on May 23 (12-1 p.m. ET) as we host the first installment in our Not-for-Profit Industry Governance & Financial Management Webinar Series. During this webinar, we will highlight key findings from our recent Not-for-Profit Industry Survey to include data reflecting rising concerns about cybersecurity and organizational risk. In addition, our presenters will discuss best practices and share key recommendations for mitigating cybersecurity threats and enhancing enterprise risk management (ERM) practices within a not-for-profit organization.

Around the Community

We will be attending and/or speaking at these events. We hope to see you!

CohnReznick’s 17th Annual New Markets Tax Credit Summit – May 14-16

New York State Association for Affordable Housing Annual Conference – May 15-16

PCRG's Eighth Annual Community Development Summit – May 15-16

CAHEC’s 18th Annual Partner’s Conference – June 5-6

Community Development Bankers Forum – June 6-7

National Housing & Rehabilitation Association Asset Management Conference – June 11-12

Consortium for Housing and Asset Management – June 11-13

HAND Housing’s Annual Meeting and Expo – June 12

Virginia Housing Alliance Conference & Annual Awards – June 13-14

Housing Advisory Group’s Annual Meeting – June 13

National Association of Affordable Housing Lenders Annual Conference – June 14

IPED Annual Historic Tax Credit Summit – June 14-15

NCSHA’s Housing Credit Connect – June 20-22

National Leased Housing Association’s 2018 Annual Meeting – June 20-22

PAHRA/MARC NAHRO Annual Spring Conference and Expo – June 24-27

Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency Multifamily Affordable Housing Conference – June 27-29

 

In Case You Missed It  

News stories and headlines from the previous month

How We Can Preserve Assisted Housing in the Context of Gentrification and Constrained Federal Resources (USAPP American Politics and Policy)

Tax Credits Sought to Rehabilitate Work Force Rental Housing (MLive)

Madison Awarded Almost $2 Million in Tax Credits to Create More Affordable Housing in Madison (The Badger Herald)

Charlotte City Council Backs New Low-Income Housing, but Vote Reveals Deep Divide (Charlotte Observer)

De Blasio’s “Affordable Housing” Policies Have Made NYC More Expensive (NY Post)

Freddie Mac Offers Cheap Loans to Affordable Housing Landlords (Wall Street Journal)

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