MBA Affordable Housing Initiative Launches Newsletter, Online Affordable Housing Communities and Affordable Housing Insights Webinar/Interview Series
The Mortgage Bankers Association’s Affordable Housing Initiative has expanded opportunities for members to stay engaged in affordable multifamily and homeownership efforts by launching an Affordable Housing Newsletter, online affordable housing communities and an Affordable Housing Insights webinar and interview series.
The AHI team released the first quarterly Affordable Housing Newsletter, a dedicated platform for staying informed and engaged in MBA’s Affordable Housing efforts. Subscribe to the newsletter to receive relevant and timely insight on affordable single-family and multifamily housing, highlights about the Affordable Housing Advisory Councils, MBA’s place-based CONVERGENCE initiatives, related events and news and more.
• Learn more about the efforts of the MBA’s Affordable Rental Housing Advisory Council in 2023 and outlined plans for 2024.
• Learn more about the Affordable Homeownership Advisory Council’s progress in 2023 and its 2024 goals.
• Learn more about CONVERGENCE, a driving collective action with lenders, other industry participants, and government partners to facilitate new solutions to our nation’s rental and housing affordability challenges, here.
The AHI team also launched MBA’s newest online communities focused on Affordable Rental Housing and Affordable Homeownership for members interested in affordable homeownership and multifamily housing issues. The communities offer a tailored space for learning, networking with peers and staying in the know about the latest in the industry.
The CONVERGENCE: Physics of Affordable Housing webinar series concluded in 2023. This year, the MBA will launch the Affordable Housing Insights series, which will include webinars and interviews with industry experts. The first webinar in the series is planned for March 5.
For more information on MBA’s Affordable Housing Initiative, CONVERGENCE, please click here.
