Speaking Engagement:

Affordability Through Density: Using California's Density Bonus Law to Create Affordable Housing

Speaking Engagement


Event Information
Date: Thursday, October 27, 2011 Time: 2:10 - 3:20 p.m. Location: Sheraton Park Anaheim Hotel Anaheim, CA	Sponsored By: California Redevelopment Association (CRA) and California Association of Local Housing Finance Agencies (CAL-ALHFA) Affordable Housing Conference (October 26-27, 2011) KMTG Moderator: Jon E. Goetz Panelists: Mark Asturias, Redevelopment and Housing Manager, Irvine Community Redevelopment Agency Brad Perozzi, Managing Director, West Coast Division, Mill Creek Residential Trust, LLC Tom Sakai, Principal, Springbrook Realty Advisors Overview: Redevelopment agencies and local governments need to use every tool in their toolbox to create affordable housing. One of those tools is the state’s density bonus law, which can inexpensively assist in the development of affordable units. Attend this session to learn how the density bonus law makes affordable projects pencil out, its impact on inclusionary housing requirements, the law’s favorable parking rules, use of land donations, agencies obtaining housing production credits from density bonus projects, and new CEQA case law. Registration: For more information and to register, please visit CRA's website.

Event Information

Date:

Thursday, October 27, 2011

Time:

2:10 - 3:20 p.m.

Location:

Sheraton Park Anaheim Hotel
Anaheim, CA

KMTG Moderator:

Jon E. Goetz

Panelists:

Mark Asturias, Redevelopment and Housing Manager, Irvine Community Redevelopment Agency
Brad Perozzi, Managing Director, West Coast Division, Mill Creek Residential Trust, LLC
Tom Sakai, Principal, Springbrook Realty Advisors

Overview:

Redevelopment agencies and local governments need to use every tool in their toolbox to create affordable housing. One of those tools is the state’s density bonus law, which can inexpensively assist in the development of affordable units. Attend this session to learn how the density bonus law makes affordable projects pencil out, its impact on inclusionary housing requirements, the law’s favorable parking rules, use of land donations, agencies obtaining housing production credits from density bonus projects, and new CEQA case law.

Registration:

For more information and to register, please visit CRA's website.

Look Who's Talking!

KMTG attorneys are frequent speakers on a variety of legal topics pertinent to our clients and their industries. If you are seeking a speaker for an upcoming event, please feel free to contact our attorneys to discuss potential topics and dates.

Events