Philip Carney
Panelist: Philip Carney, Principal, RCLCO
Even those outside the real estate world have likely heard of an affordable housing crisis in the Washington, D.C. area. Absent governmental reforms and policy changes, basic economics suggest that this problem will persist as rents rise and housing supply struggles to keep up. This panel will explore how policy reforms, including adjustments to programs like the Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP), can support the production and maintenance of long-term affordable housing in the DMV. Similarly, this event will explore other policies that have either succeeded or failed, and what is needed in the current market to encourage more affordable housing options.
Whether you are a developer, housing advocate, lender, or policymaker, this event offers an opportunity to understand the issues and possible solutions, and engage with others who are helping to shape policies that protect affordable housing for all.