UPCOMING
EVENTS
We offer members-only and open-to-the-public events to help build a passionate, educated, and active community.
Together, we are working towards solving the housing shortage, displacement, and affordability crisis in California.
We welcome sponsors for our bi-annual events (Spring Symposium + Housing Heroes) to sustain and promote our efforts as an organization.
Quarterly Breakfast Briefing
Each quarter, HAC’s Quarterly Breakfast Briefing offers our members a front-row seat to the progress we’ve made -- and the exciting work ahead. We hope you’ll join us for our first briefing of the year.
The agenda is packed with major updates from across the HAC world, including:
An update on our 2026 state priorities from our policy team & our lobbyist team at Brownstein
Updates on our political endorsements
Southern California policy update & how our expansion has been going
This is your chance to get the inside scoop on the political and policy shifts shaping HAC’s work across California and how we’re preparing for the year ahead.
RSVP here
DPP Workshop: Capital Procurement Panel
Getting a deal financed is the hardest part of housing development — and for emerging developers, the capital landscape can feel like a maze with no map.
On June 24th, HAC's has invited five practitioners who are experts in real estate finance to break it down: Oyeyinka Oyelaran (Conventus), Melissa Nahm (LIIF), Jan Lindenthal-Cox (SF Housing Accelerator Fund), Eve Goldstein-Siegel (Enterprise), and Eric Relos (Beneficial State Bank). Speakers are to be confirmed.
The panel will be moderated by Delvin Hall of Onyx Equity Partners. The panel will walk through grants, public funding, CDFI lending, private debt and equity, and tax credit syndication — covering when each tool makes sense, what lenders and investors are looking for, and how to set yourself up to access each source.
This is a 60–75 minute moderated discussion with open Q&A, with informal networking to follow. The session will be in person.
Theo Ellington for Supervisor Fundraiser
HAC’s (501(c)(4) is hosting a fundraiser to support Theo Ellington's race for the San Francisco Board of Supervisors.
We're supporting Theo because his vision for San Francisco matches ours -- a city where we build the homes our communities need, and where affordability and accessibility aren't just talking points but the baseline for every neighborhood.
Join us downtown to hear from Theo and special guests on his vision for housing, affordability, and the future of District 10. Food and drinks provided.
RSVP and donate using this link.
HAC Education
This session, we’re diving deep into the State Density Bonus with guest speaker:
Colin Parent, CEO and General Counsel at Circulate Planning & Policy, will frame the statewide picture: what density bonus law actually requires, where jurisdictions are overstepping, and what a legally compliant, and financially workable, alternative compliance framework could look like. Circulate recently released their report Win-Win Bonus which shows the density bonus is now used in nearly half of all multifamily approvals statewide and laying out what needs to happen next to make the law work even better. Check it out before the session!
Questions about the session? Contact Brianna Morales at brianna@housingactioncoalition.org.
The session will be held via Zoom and is limited to members only. If you are a member, please make sure you’re signed up for HAC-Ed emails to attend. Not a member and interested in joining? Contact Gabrielle Blavatsky at gabrielle@housingactioncoalition.org.
DPP Workshop: Capital Structuring Panel
One of the most persistent challenges emerging developers face is building and balancing a capital stack. How do you layer debt and equity effectively? How do you align your deal structure with project risk and your own capacity as a developer? And how do you position your project so that lenders and investors actually want to be at the table?
On July 29th, HAC is bringing together three experienced capital and financing professionals for a moderated panel discussion for our Developer Pathway Program participants designed to tackle these questions head-on. Panelists include Zachary Jacobs of Conventus, Justin Smith of REL Equity, and Heather Hood of Enterprise Community Partners. This is a practical, hands-on session built for developers who are actively working to get their first or next deal financed. Come ready with real questions.
The session is in person.
HAC Education
During this HAC-Ed, we’re excited to welcome Heath Shatouhy and Lydia Bloom of Homes4Good — a platform designed to help housing advocates, community members, and developers engage with and evaluate housing opportunities in their neighborhoods. Heath and Lydia will walk us through how the app works and how it fits into the broader pro-housing toolkit.
We’ll also hear a timely update on Measure ULA — LA’s real estate transfer tax — including what’s changed, what’s been litigated, and what reform efforts are underway. HAC Southern California Director Jesse Zwick and LA-based land use attorney Dave Rand will lead this discussion.
This meeting is limited to members only. If you are a member, please make sure you’re signed up for HAC-Ed emails in order to attend.
Not a member and interested in joining? Please reach out to Questions? Contact Brianna Morales at brianna@housingactioncoalition.org.
DPP Workshop: Using AI & Technology to Evaluate Housing Opportunities
Workshop Topic & Speakers:
We're bringing in two practitioners to lead a two-part session:
Part 1 -- Using AI to Evaluate Opportunities with Brandon Krull | Alpha Deal
An intro to leveraging AI tools to quickly screen deals, assess feasibility, and identify early-stage risks before committing significant time and resources. Brandon will walk through how developers can use AI to move faster and smarter in the early stages of deal evaluation.
Part 2 -- Underwriting Fundamentals Workshop with Robert Baca | HousingLabs360
HousingLabs360 is a housing-focused knowledge and innovation platform built for developers, lenders, and housing professionals navigating the full development lifecycle. This hands-on session will cover underwriting fundamentals and how to apply them to real deals.
The session will be in person. Lunch will be served.
Developer Roundtable: ULA Reform
Join YIMBY Los Angeles and Housing Action Coalition to discuss ULA reform. LA City Council has put an ad hoc committee together to work out reforms for a November ballot measure. There's been a major push in the state legislature to address transfer taxes as well.
We will be discussing the details and the road map going forward. We're inviting the Reform ULA coalition leaders to discuss where we are with Los Angeles and inviting experts to discuss the state bill.
HAC Education
This HAC-ED, we're excited to bring in two great speakers:
Aaron Tiedemann of Alameda County HCD and Anamika Goyal and Carrie Shores Diller of Inspired ADUs will present on Alameda County's recently launched SHIFT Program. SHIFT tackles missing middle housing using leftover funds from the County's $750M affordable housing bond, deploying a pre-permitted design toolkit (built with Inspired ADUs) alongside $12M in soft debt to help smaller developers build affordable housing at price points that actually pencil. Come hear what's in the toolkit and share feedback that will directly shape its development.
We'll also hear from Ali Sapirman, HAC's Policy & Advocacy Manager, and our lobbyist team at Brownstein, with critical updates on HAC's sponsored state bills. This legislative cycle has been tough – with both wins and losses so far. Be in the room to hear what's changed, developed, and pushed through at the Capitol.
This meeting is limited to members only. If you are a member, please make sure you’re signed up for HAC-Ed emails in order to attend.
Not a member and interested in joining? Please reach out to Questions? Contact Brianna Morales at brianna@housingactioncoalition.org.
HAC Project Review - Track B
Track B Project Review: Namit Raisurana & Cheryl Lipang Lima Wednesday, May 208:30am–10:00 am
In-person
Join us for HAC’s Developer Pathway Program (DPP) Track B project review, where scaling, BIPOC and/or women developers can present and get feedback from HAC’s network of housing industry experts – like you!
Namit Raisurana
Namit is a Bay Area real estate investor and developer transitioning from a 20-year tech career into full-time development, with a focus on small-scale urban infill and missing middle housing. He's also exploring proptech concepts to help developers and cities better understand zoning and development feasibility. His project includes two parallel efforts: a three-unit stacked condo development in Berkeley and an early-stage communal living model — both focused on ownership-oriented missing middle housing through efficient design and disciplined feasibility.
Cheryl Lipang Lima
Cheryl is the founder of Terra Nova Design Co., a Bay Area residential design practice, and is now expanding into architect-led development focused on attainable housing. Her project, Revere Avenue, is a hillside single-family infill development in Oakland designed as a high-performance, climate-responsive home using panelized construction and Passive House–informed strategies. The ~1,700–1,800 sf, 3bd/2ba market-rate home is intended as a pilot to refine her approach to entitlement, capital structuring, and high-performance delivery on constrained urban sites — with a longer-term goal of applying the model to missing middle housing across the East Bay.
Want to come to this Project Review? Become a DPP Advisor by reaching out to Witt Turner at witt@housingactioncoalition.org.
YIMBY Lobby Day
Join us in Sacramento on May 19th (10am–5pm) at the Elks Tower to advocate for California’s premier housing legislation.
This one-day event is designed for you to travel and return home the same day while making a direct impact at the State Capitol. YIMBY will provide the advocacy training and schedule your legislative meetings. You'll be paired with a Lobby Group, meet with legislators to support key housing bills, and end the day with a fun reception.
Help us amplify the pro-housing movement and work toward an affordable California for everyone!
HAC Eduation
We're excited to welcome back the team behind the Sophie Maxwell Building at Power Station in Dogpatch. Managed by The John Stewart Company and designed by Leddy Maytum Stacy Architects, HAC members toured the site in October, and now we're bringing the development team into the room to go behind the scenes: what it took to deliver 105 units of middle-income housing at 20% below typical affordable construction costs in San Francisco.
We'll also hear from Sibley Simon, founder of New Way Homes and Workbench, one of the most technically deep practitioners in California infill housing. Sibley will walk us through how he's been leveraging SB 330 and other state tools to move projects faster, including being among the first developers in the state to use the CEQA exemption from AB 2011 and potentially the third project ever to reach automatic deemed approval.
Not a member and interested in joining? Please reach out to HAC’s Deputy Director Gabrielle Blavatsky at Gabrielle@housingactioncoalition.org.
Spring Soiree Afterparty
Join HAC and program sponsors for our Spring Soiree Afterparty immediately following the California Gubernatorial Candidates Housing Forum.
Friday, May 8, 2026
Spring Soiree Reception: 6:30-8:30pm
Henry J. Kaiser Center for the Arts
Calvin Simmons Theater
Oakland, CA
California Gubernatorial Candidate Housing Forum
Join co-hosts The Housing Action Coalition, The Ezra Klein Show, Terner Center for Housing Innovation at UC Berkeley, and the San Francisco Foundation for the California Gubernatorial Candidate Housing Forum, a live, nonpartisan policy discussion with leading candidates in the 2026 gubernatorial race.
Moderated by Ezra Klein, Opinion writer and host of The Ezra Klein Show at The New York Times, the forum will explore what it will actually take to solve the state's housing shortage, displacement, and affordability crisis. The conversation will be broadcast on New York Times channels and featured on The Ezra Klein Show — bringing California's housing future to a national audience.
State Assemblymember Buffy Wicks will open the evening with remarks.
The forum will be fashioned as a policy discussion, guided by Ezra Klein, with questions and follow-ups that no candidate, campaign, or group will see beforehand.
Doors Open: 3:00pm
HAC Education
We’ll hear from Armelle Coutant from Kit Switch and Kate Rodgers from the Student HOMES Coalition.
Armelle Coutant, Founder/CEO, Kit Switch will walk us through Kit Switch's modular interior systems for multifamily retrofits – a fast, scalable approach to interior design and installation that's gaining traction across California. For developers, architects, and contractors looking to cut timelines and costs on retrofits, this is a conversation worth having.
Kate Rodgers, Student HOMES Coalition will break down the student housing density bonus reforms and AB 3116: what these bills do, where they stand, and what they mean for projects near campuses across the state. Student housing is one of the most underleveraged levers we have, and the policy landscape is moving fast.
Not a member and interested in joining? Please reach out to HAC’s Deputy Director Gabrielle Blavatsky at Gabrielle@housingactioncoalition.org.
LA City Council District 9 Housing Forum
The 2026 elections will shape housing policy in Los Angeles for years to come. HAC wants to make sure you have a front-row seat to the conversation.
We're continuing our 2026 LA City Candidate Forums with a housing-focused forum featuring the candidates running for Council District 9: Jose Ugarte, Estuardo Mazariegos, Elmer Roldan, Martha Sanchez, Jorge Hernandez-Rosas, and Jorge Nuño.
Council District 9 stretches south from Downtown Los Angeles through parts of South Los Angeles, ending just north of Watts. It is one of the most competitive open seats of the 2026 cycle, with incumbent Curren Price term-limited out.
This is your chance to hear directly from the candidates about where they stand on the housing issues that matter most — zoning reform, permitting, rent stabilization, tenant protections, transfer taxes, and more. The forum is co-hosted with YIMBY Los Angeles and the Inner City Law Center. Spanish translation will be provided for those that require it.
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Foro de Vivienda - Distrito 9 del Consejo Municipal de Los Angeles
20 de Abril
A las 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
Las elecciones de 2026 van a formar a la política de vivienda en Los Ángeles durante los próximos años. HAC quiere asegurarse de que tengas un asiento en primera fila en la conversación.
Estamos continuando con nuestros Foros de Candidatos de la Ciudad de Los Ángeles 2026 con un foro enfocado en vivienda que contará con los principales candidatos que se postulan para el Distrito 9 del Concejo: José Ugarte, Estuardo Mazariegos, Elmer Roldán, Martha Sánchez, Jorge Hernández-Rosas y Jorge Nuño.
El Distrito 9 del Concejo se extiende hacia el sur desde el centro de Los Ángeles, atravesando partes del sur de Los Ángeles, y termina justo al norte de Watts. Es uno de los escaños abiertos más competitivos del ciclo electoral de 2026, ya que el titular Curren Price no puede postularse nuevamente por límite de mandato.
Esta es tu oportunidad de escuchar directamente de los candidatos sobre sus posturas en los temas de vivienda más importantes: reforma de zonificación, permisos, estabilización de alquileres, protecciones para inquilinos, impuestos a las transferencias y más.
El foro es co-organizado con YIMBY Los Angeles y el Inner City Law Center.
Se ofrecerá traducción al español para quienes la necesiten.
HAC Project Review - Track B
The kickoff session for the Developer Pathway Program will feature two upcoming developers and their teams.
Bridget Basham | Plenum Architecture → Infill Developer Bridget is an architect with 25+ years of experience now expanding into full-cycle small-scale infill development. Her project proposes transforming three light-industrial parcels into a 17-unit, three-story live-work development in the Bay Area. The project uses a Conditional Use Permit to unlock flexible live-work zoning, with potential for additional ADUs in ground-floor garages to support feasibility. Units are likely market-rate, and the team is still determining for-sale vs. for-rent, though an ownership model may be a natural fit given the live-work format and its appeal to small business owners.
Nelson Yuan | Gentle Homes Nelson is the founder of Gentle Homes, an infill developer focused on attainable housing in well-resourced neighborhoods, with a background in private credit and investment banking. He's bringing two interconnected projects to review: a 33-unit, 8-story mixed-income condo building in SF's Sunset District (23 market-rate, 10 BMR units priced at 80–165% AMI), and a scalable redevelopment model targeting the neighborhood's single-family stock, partnering with senior homeowners to convert their properties into small multi-family buildings while allowing them to age in place.
Want to learn more about how to join our Track B Project Review Advisor Panel and support our Developer Pathway Program Collective? Reach out to Gabrielle at Gabrielle@housingactioncoalition.org.
LA City Council District 13 Candidate Forum
The 2026 elections will shape housing policy in Los Angeles for years to come. HAC wants to make sure you have a front-row seat to the conversation.
We're continuing our 2026 LA City Candidate Forums with a housing-focused forum featuring the leading candidates running for Council District 13: Hugo Soto-Martinez, Dylan Kendall, and Rich Sarian.
Council District 13 covers the core of Hollywood, as well as East Hollywood, Atwater Village, Echo Park, Glassell Park, Historic Filipinotown, Larchmont Village, Little Armenia, Melrose Hill, Silver Lake, and Westlake. It’s a job and opportunity-rich area that needs to see a lot more housing production to meet the city’s needs.
This is your chance to hear directly from the candidates about where they stand on the housing issues that matter most — zoning reform, permitting, rent stabilization, tenant protections, transfer taxes, and more. The forum is co-hosted with YIMBY Los Angeles.
Advocacy Update - Single Stair in San Francisco
Join AIASF's Public Policy & Advocacy Committee (PPAC) and the Housing Action Coalition for an update on single-stair advocacy in San Francisco. Ali Sapirman, Policy & Advocacy Manager at HAC, will present along with other experts to speak on where California is at with single-stair housing.
Don't know what single-stair/point-access blocks are? Come learn the basics! See some amazing visions for what a single-stair apartment building could look like in San Francisco from the project teams who participated in the 2025 national single-stair competition. Hear from Planning Department representatives for the latest updates from the city and state government.
HAC Education
Join us for a conversation with Jeremy Levine from Palo Alto Forward and Matt Goyne from Fehr & Peers.
Jeremy Levine of Palo Alto Forward will share how they works alongside residents and city government to expand housing and transportation choices in one of the Bay Area's most constrained housing markets — and what it takes to build a broad coalition for more inclusive, affordable, and sustainable growth in a city often resistant to change.
Matt Goyne, Principal at Fehr & Peers, will present on the intersection of transportation, housing, and the climate crisis — making the case that higher-density housing and reduced car dependence go hand in hand. Expect a data-informed look at how infill development near transit reduces VMT and what that means for the way we should be thinking about where and how we build.
Not a member and interested in joining? Please reach out to HAC’s Deputy Director Gabrielle Blavatsky at Gabrielle@housingactioncoalition.org.
Best Practices for Presenting at Planning Commissions
Join Housing Action Coalition on March 31 from 11:30a.m. to 12:30p.m. for “Best Practices for Presenting at Planning Commissions,” a hybrid webinar (on Zoom and at the HAC offices) designed for HAC members and emerging developers who want to secure entitlements more effectively and build long-term credibility with decision-makers.
POSTPONED - Tour Model/Z’s South LA Factory
POSTPONED
Join the Housing Action Coalition for an exclusive tour of Model/Z, an innovative modular housing manufacturer based in South Los Angeles.
Model/Z has developed a rigorously tested, fully-volumetric modular housing system designed to deliver high-quality, radically affordable homes faster and more efficiently than traditional construction. Their standardized one-bedroom module is built to meet Los Angeles’ strict building standards, HUD Section 8 requirements, and federal ADA accessibility codes.
On this tour, HAC members will get an inside look at how Model/Z is rethinking housing production: from precision steel-frame construction and factory-based quality control to scalable delivery models that can reduce construction timelines by months.
Model/Z’s approach is built around durability, consistency, and speed, with over 383 quality checks and units engineered to exceed California seismic standards.
Lunch: HAC will provide lunch following the tour.
**This is a first come, first serve event with a max of 20 people, limited to HAC members. So please reserve your spot as soon as possible to claim your ticket!
Attire
This is an active manufacturing facility.
Closed-toe shoes required (boots strongly recommended)
Hard hats will be provided on-site
Accessibility & Questions
For questions or accommodation needs, contact Brianna at brianna@housingactioncoalition.org
Quarterly Breakfast Briefing
Join the HAC team and your fellow members on Wednesday, March 25th for our Quarterly Breakfast Briefing, your inside look at the most important work HAC is doing this year to support a stronger housing development ecosystem.
This meeting is limited to members only. Not a member and interested in joining? Please reach out to HAC’s Deputy Director Gabrielle Blavatsky at Gabrielle@housingactioncoalition.org.
Shaping Los Angeles: A Debate About the Future of LA
The Housing Action Coalition is teaming up with Streets for All to host the first public Los Angeles Mayoral candidate debate of the election cycle, and you’re invited!
Shaping Los Angeles: A Debate About the Future of LA
Monday, March 23, 5:30 - 7:00 PM
LA Center Studios
Downtown LA
Watch live here.
Join us to hear the candidates share their visions for the future of LA and specifically on housing, homelessness, infrastructure, and transportation.
As of February 26, Nithya Raman, Rae Huang and Adam Miller have confirmed. Mayor Bass and Spencer Pratt are TBD.
We have 300 general admission tickets available on a first-come, first-served basis; a limited number of press and HAC/Streets For All members-only tickets are also available. This is an in-person event that will also be live streamed.
Making the Most of Your HAC Membership
Join Executive Director Corey Smith and Deputy Director Gabrielle Blavatsky for a 30-minute overview of everything your membership has to offer — from a refresher on who we are and what we do, to a walkthrough of our 2026 member tiers, benefits, and advisory groups. You'll also learn who to reach out to on the HAC team when you have questions or need support. We'll save the last 15 minutes for Q&A, so come ready to ask anything.
Whether you're a longtime member or just getting started, this is a great opportunity to make sure you're getting the most out of your HAC membership.
HAC Education
HAC-Ed will serve as a post-tour deep dive, bringing back the teams behind two of our recent site visits — The Clark on 54th in Los Angeles and The Quincy at 555 Bryant in San Francisco — to share the behind-the-scenes story of how these homes came to life.
We’re excited to hear from:
Praxis Development Group & K. Cooper Consulting
The Clark on 54th (Los Angeles)
A 48-home, Black-owned, community-rooted development in South LA delivering family-sized housing with 20% affordability at 50% AMI. The team will walk us through the joint venture structure, financing strategy, entitlement path, and what it takes to deliver housing in a high-opportunity neighborhood with deep cultural history.
Strada Investment Group & SCB (Solomon Cordwell Buenz)
The Quincy (555 Bryant, San Francisco)
A newly completed 501-unit, high-density rental community in SoMa. The team will share lessons from delivering large-scale, transit-oriented infill housing — from entitlement and design strategy to construction, market realities, and policy impacts.
YIMBY LA Governor Candidate Series: Antonio Villaraigosa
Join YIMBY Los Angeles and Housing Action Coalition for our continuing Q&A series with CA governor candidates! Former Los Angeles Mayor, Antonio Villaraigosa, will be answering our questions about what he will do as governor to fix the housing supply crisis! We will be diving into affordability, how to streamline homebuilding, the benefits of density, and whether every Californian deserves to live in abundance.
Dulce Vasquez, housing advocate and political/cultural leader in Los Angeles, will be moderating!
Free RSVPs required in advance for entry. Light refreshments will be provided.
LA City Council District 3 Candidate Forum
Candidates Barri Worth Girvan, Tim Gaspar, and Jon Rawlings will join us to discuss their vision for housing in Council District 3 and the City of Los Angeles. Co-hosted with Inner City Law Center.
RSVP for the virtual event here.
Developer Pathway Program Mixer
Join HAC and Onyx for a Developer Pathway Program happy hour connecting developers and partners across the Bay Area housing ecosystem.
This casual evening is designed to bring together developers of all scales and levels of experience, HAC members, industry partners, and others who care about expanding access, visibility, and support for community-focused housing development in California.
The Developer Pathway Program was created to support strong developers who are carrying real projects and navigating the often-isolated path from vision to entitlement and financing. This happy hour is a chance to connect with the broader ecosystem around that work -- to meet people, build relationships, and learn more about the community and support structures behind the program.
This event is intentionally non-technical and open to anyone interested in the future of housing and the goals of the Developer Pathway Program.
LA City Planning Presentation on Development Services Bureau
Join YIMBY Los Angeles and Housing Action Coalition for a presentation by Kevin Keller, Executive Officer of LA City Planning. Keller will be reviewing the creation of the Development Services Bureau and how different offices and work will be consolidated under one entity to streamline housing reviews.
HAC Member Briefing
Briefing with West Hollywood Councilmember & State Senate Candidate John Erickson
HAC's C4 presents an off-the-record conversation with West Hollywood Councilmember John Erickson, who's running for State Senate District 24. We'll discuss housing politics and policy in West Hollywood, across Senate District 24, and at the state level.
Members should contact Jesse Zwick for more information.
HAC Education: Supervisor Danny Sauter + HAC's 2026 State Legislative Priorities
Housing policy is moving quickly at both the state and local levels, and the decisions being made right now will shape housing production for years to come. Join us next week for a timely and substantive conversation featuring:
San Francisco District 3 Supervisor Danny Sauter, who will discuss downtown office-to-residential conversion legislation, current San Francisco housing priorities, and other emerging policy issues impacting development in the city.
Ali Sapirman, Policy & Advocacy Manager (HAC), and HAC’s lobbyist team at Brownstein, will provide an overview of our 2026 legislative priorities.
Project Review Committee
Join us on February 18th for our next project review in 2026!
We will be reviewing the Buena Vista Plan in Los Angeles.
This meeting is limited to members only. Not a member and interested in joining? Please reach out to HAC’s Deputy Director Gabrielle Blavatsky at Gabrielle@housingactioncoalition.org.
Developer Pathway Program Webinar
Join Housing Action Coalition and Onyx Equity Partners for an informational webinar on HAC’s new Developer Pathway Program (DPP), a one-year pilot designed to help emerging, underrepresented developers advance real housing projects with high-touch technical assistance, project readiness support, and pro-housing network connections.
This session will provide a clear overview of what DPP offers, who qualifies, what participants should expect, and how to apply. We will also reserve significant time for Q&A so you can determine whether the program is a fit for your project and goals.
We will cover:
DPP program goals and structure for the one-year pilot
Eligibility and what a strong applicant looks like
Time commitment and participation expectations
Services offered
Application Timeline and selection criteria
Live Q&A
Who should attend:
This webinar is intended for emerging developers who are BIPOC, women, or otherwise underrepresented in the development industry, and who are working on housing projects (2+ units). If you have an active or near-term project and want structured support to move it forward, this is for you.
Project Review Committee
Join us on February 4th for our first project review in the new year!
We will be reviewing Harvest Properties Mixed-Use Stevens Creek project in Cupertino.
This meeting is limited to members only. Not a member and interested in joining? Please reach out to HAC’s Deputy Director Gabrielle Blavatsky at Gabrielle@housingactioncoalition.org.