Experts Online Archive: Green Retrofits for Affordable Multifamily Housing
Date Published: 05/04/2009
Archived webcast from 04/30/09, featuring an overview of the process of incorporating green goals into retrofits for affordable multi-family housing.
Event Description
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act provides valuable new resources for "greening" existing affordable multifamily housing. This webinar introduces participants to the process of building green goals into rehab plans, discusses new greening resources from HUD and other Federal agencies, and provides insights from HUD's Mark to Market Green Initiative.
This Webinar coincided with the release of LISC's new guide Getting Started with Green Preservation: An Introduction to Issues and Resources for Greening Existing Affordable Housing. It is the first in a series of LISC Webinars on greening affordable multifamily housing.
Panel
- Moderator: Michelle McDonough Winters, Program Director, LISC's Affordable Housing Preservation Initiative
- Ted Toon, Deputy Assistant Secretary, HUD Office of Affordable Housing Preservation (OAHP)
- Kimberly Vermeer, Green Consultant with Urban Habitat Initiatives, co-author of Getting Started with Green Preservation
- Kevin McMahan, Federal Practice Group, advisor to OAHP on the implementation of the Mark-to-Market Green Initiative
Archive Recording:
This session was conducted using ReadyTalk.
Note: You must have Flash installed on your browser in order to view this recording.
Downloads:
> Presentation Packet (PDF, 998 KB)
For Additional Resources:
> LISC Affordable Housing Preservation Initiative
Topics: --Affordable Housing Preservation, --Green Development
Type: Archived Webcast - Experts Online