In these times of rapid change, there is one thing you can count on. The multiday NAHMA Biannual Top Issues in Affordable Housing conference, Wednesday, March 19-Friday, March 21, in Washington, D.C., will highlight panels concentrating on affordable housing practitioners’ issues and educational topics for navigating today’s world led by experts in their fields. Register to attend the meeting today. Hotel room reservations are separate from the National Affordable Housing Management Association (NAHMA) meeting registration.
The annual meeting features several educational panels geared explicitly toward the affordable housing industry. Invited guests include representatives from the Housing and Urban Development and Agriculture departments and more. Panels containing government officials and other special guests are not open to the media and may not be recorded. Event registration includes admission to all sessions and open committee meetings, the Communities of Quality Awards luncheon and panel discussion, and the Industry Awards ceremony. Both awards celebrations take place on Thursday, March 20.
The special sessions include panels discussing operational issues related to managing supportive and senior housing and multipurpose inspection compliance, demystifying AI, passive housing design, and an industry outlook.
The preliminary agenda is available on the Meetings webpage. The NAHMA meeting is made possible by Platinum sponsors RealPage and ResMan. While in the nation’s capital, preschedule meetings with your congressional delegation and their key staff members to educate lawmakers on affordable housing issues vital to you.
The winter meeting occurs at the Fairmont Washington, 2401 M St. NW, Washington, D.C., March 19-21. The discounted rooms are booked on a first-come, first-served basis and expire on or before Feb. 24, depending on availability. The room block for the 2024 October meeting quickly sold out. Reserve your room online today: https://book.passkey.com/event/50772527/owner/56417/home.
For meeting sponsorship opportunities, please email Paul Walley at PWalley@naylor.com. For more information regarding the meeting, contact Brenda Moser by calling 703-683-8630, ext. 1, or emailing brenda.moser@nahma.org.
Please share your thoughts, ideas, questions for panelists, and excitement about the upcoming March meeting using #nahma and tagging NAHMA on Facebook, LinkedIn, and X (formerly Twitter). Let us know what you think is the most pressing issue facing the affordable housing industry in 2025.
NAHMA is the leading voice for the affordable housing management industry, promoting developing, managing and preserving quality affordable multifamily housing. NAHMA advocates for legislative and regulatory policy and provides affordable housing professionals with the knowledge to advance excellence in the communities they serve. NAHMA’s membership represents 75% of the affordable housing industry and includes its most distinguished multifamily owners and management companies. Visit www.nahma.org for more information.