As you may know, California Housing Consortium (CHC) annual event is coming up on May 15th. Our CHC Policy Forum and California Housing Hall of Fame will be held at the Los Angeles Central Library. The morning forum will feature State Treasurer Bill Lockyer and a roundtable panel addressing California's housing problem - our long-standing production deficiency and the exacerbating factors of the current mortgage meltdown and credit crisis. Following the policy forum, we will be convening an awards luncheon to induct (5) ‘housing heroes' from across the public, private, and non-profit sectors into CHC's Housing Hall of Fame.
2008 CHC Policy Forum and California Housing Hall of Fame
Thursday, May 15, 2008, 8:30 to 2:30pm
Los Angeles Central Library
630 W. Fifth Street (between Grand & Flower)
Los Angeles, CA 90071
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CHC Policy Forum
The Mortgage and Credit Crisis: What Does it Mean for Affordable Housing?
Keynote Speaker: Bill Lockyer, California State Treasurer
Policy Roundtable Discussion:
"The bottom is falling out of the housing market and I still can't afford to live here!"
Raphael Bostic, Moderator
Director, Master of Real Estate Development Program, USC
Sean Burton, CityView
Zixta Martinez, Freddie Mac
Robert Nielsen, National Association of Homebuilders
Catherine Talbot, MMA Financial
Fran Wagstaff, Mid-Peninsula Housing Coalition
Jim Yacenda, Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco
followed by
CHC's California Housing Hall of Fame Awards Luncheon
Honoring:
Public Sector
Phil Angelides, California State Treasurer 1998-2006
Private Sector
Keeley Kirkendall, PNC/ARCS Commercial Mortgage
Non-Profit Sector
National Farm Workers Service Center
Philanthropic Sector
Alan Stein, JMP Securities
Lifetime Achievement
Fran Wagstaff, Mid-Peninsula Housing Coalition
If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact Eric at 415.677.4436.
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