As the housing crisis has deepened over the past two years conversations have focused on what the public sector should do to fix it. These are necessary and meaningful decisions.
But there are social and economic forces and private sector decisions that will, in the end, determine how much and what kind of housing is built. Our success or failure will depend upon our integrating public sector planning and private sector investment in creating an overall community housing strategy.
This lunch will present a brief summary of some of these non-public forces, short more-detailed presentations by principals from finance, real estate, development, construction, and community planning, and a conversation among participants about their impact on housing
The Food Lounge 1001 Center Street, Ste 1 $39.50 members, $50 non-members $285 for a table of 8 All sales are final. Sponsored by:
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