Lack of access to homeownership options is a barrier to participation in the economy for low- and moderate-income communities. While homeownership is the primary form of wealth accumulation in the U.S., it is increasingly unattainable for low- and moderate-income populations, particularly in job-rich metro areas.
Join us on Tuesday March 25th as we dig deeper into the landscape of homeownership types beyond single-family, and the challenges and opportunities that come with financing and developing them.
Drawing on a new SF Fed report quantifying more affordable homeownership types—such as condos, coops, community land trusts (CLTs), duplexes, and homes with ADUs—this session will include research findings and a panel of speakers from organizations that are innovating around financing and development models for different types of homeownership.