Housing Innovation Virtual Summit 2026

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As housing shortages intensify across the U.S., this Virtual Summit explores how the municipal market can play a pivotal role in addressing affordability gaps and supply constraints. Experts will examine where workforce housing deals succeed, the federal government’s evolving role, and how financing tools like TIFIA and Railroad Rehabilitation and Improvement Financing loans can support real estate development. The program will also unpack the impact of the lowered 25% threshold for bond-financed housing credit properties and what it means for expanding access to tax-exempt bond financing. Attendees will gain practical insight into how issuers are positioning themselves to unlock new housing opportunities and scale impact-driven development nationwide.

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General Sessions

Housing Innovation Virtual Summit 2026

How Washington Policy is Impacting Housing

As housing affordability remains a top national priority, policymakers in Washington are advancing a wave of legislative and regulatory initiatives aimed at boosting housing supply, expanding affordability, and reshaping the role of federal programs. In addition to the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, a bipartisan housing package—the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act—has gained significant momentum, alongside ongoing regulatory changes at HUD that are impacting rental assistance, development incentives, and compliance requirements.

July 23

Housing Innovation Virtual Summit 2026

How the Market is Handling Unprecedented Housing Needs

The challenge of building new housing and making it affordable is omnipresent in almost all areas around the country. How are issuers preparing for new housing opportunities? Are there innovative ways some issuers are growing the housing stock that can be replicated?

July 23