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ULI Arizona Growing an Affordable City: How to Put Housing Within Reach in Tucson
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| Standard Pricing Until June 8 | Members | Non-Members |
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| Public/Academic/Nonprofit | $15.00 | $30.00 |
| Retired | $15.00 | N/A |
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| Under Age 35 | $15.00 | $30.00 |
America is facing a new and very real type of housing crisis -- one of affordability. In the wake of the Great Recession, a major trend emerged with a lack of housing supply. That combined with increasing prices and stagnate wage growth are producing an affordability crunch across the income spectrum. Tucson is no exception to this crisis, and to solve it we need ambitious, adoptable and innovative solutions.
Industry leaders are starting to respond with new products and policies aimed at an underserved and growing market. Innovations are coming from policy makers, developers, neighborhood-based real estate investors, and a new breed of entrepreneurs from other industries. A key challenge for developers, housing advocates and local officials is to address public misconceptions about the causes of the housing shortage, the impacts of new residential development and the social and economic repercussions of not having enough housing to meet demand.
Join us for this important conversation! Our panel of experts include:
Liz Morales, Housing and Community Development Director, City of Tucson
Sally Schwenn, Arizona Market President, Gorman & Company
Zach Yentzer, Executive Director, Tucson Young Professionals - Moderator
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