CREF Policy Update: MBA’s CRE Private Credit Finance Summit Agenda Finalized, Speakers Selected
MBA’s CRE Private Credit Finance Summit Agenda Finalized, Speakers Selected
On Nov. 13 and 14, join debt fund and private credit finance experts in New York City as they share insights on current transactions. This premier event, which will be take place over two days at the Citco Loan Servicing Solutions offices and the Westin Times Square Hotel, will include a discussion of pertinent market-based topics, such as:
• Who’s Who of Private Credit Finance
• Private Credit Finance Demand and Destination for Investment Dollars
• Market Outlook
• Practical Application of Private Credit Finance to Solve Today’s Challenges
• Investment Management and the Diversification of Life Company Lending
• Alternative Lending and the Capital Stack – Exploring Tools of the Trade
• Life After the Election Discussion
• Live Fire Discussion: An Industry Roundtable
MBA members can register for the MBA CRE Private Credit Finance Summit by clicking here.
For more information, please contact Kelli Burke at (202) 557-2742.
MBA and California MBA Continue to Urge Opposition to Rent Control Ballot Initiative; Webinar Recording Available
Last week, MBA, the California MBA (CMBA), and the California Apartment Association (CAA) hosted a free webinar in support of the “No for Me on Prop 33” campaign that urges members to vote against California’s Proposition 33 (Prop 33) rent control initiative. A recording of the webinar is available here (passcode rb4KW8&X).
• California voters have rejected rent control at the ballot twice before and hopefully will do so again.
Why it matters: Prop 33 would repeal the state’s Costa-Hawkins Rental Housing Act and would allow local governments to set residential rental rates when a unit becomes vacant – actions which will harm the multifamily real estate market and housing affordability. Repealing Costa-Hawkins would create a patchwork of state and local price control laws that would undermine the supply of new housing and make multifamily lending more costly.
What’s next: MBA will continue to work with the CMBA, CAA, and other allied groups to oppose Prop 33 and will keep members updated on any new developments.
For more information, please review this issue brief and contact William Kooper (202) 557-2737 or Jamey Lynch (202) 557-2818.
Upcoming MBA Education Webinars on Critical Industry Issues
MBA Education continues to deliver timely commercial/multifamily and single-family programming that covers the spectrum of challenges, obstacles and solutions pertaining to our industry. Below, please see a list of upcoming and recent webinars – all complimentary to MBA members:
• Transition Climate Risks: From Initial Assessment to Mitigation – Nov. 6
• Mastering Commercial/Multifamily Lender-Placed Insurance – Nov. 7
• Manufactured Housing: An Emerging Multifamily Supply Solution – Nov. 13
• Transition Climate Risks: From Initial Assessment to Mitigation – Nov. 20
• Navigating and Ensuring Accurate Reporting with the MBA Commercial and Multifamily Inspection Form – Dec. 5
MBA members can register for any of the above events and view recent webinar recordings by clicking here.
For more information, please contact David Upbin at (202) 557-2931.
