With the passage of Senate Bill 51, the Oregon legislature voted to invest $3.3 million to strengthen property and asset management capacity at affordable housing properties. The funds will be funneled through HDC. Our promise is to work strategically and collaboratively to maximize the impact.
Read MoreOur team is looking forward to connecting with colleagues from across the state at this one-of-a-kind annual event. Check out the sessions that HDC staff are presenting. And stop by our sponsor booth and say hello!
Read MoreMaryam Alshaiji Hill’s work in affordable housing is fueled by a passion for addressing systemic inequities and a love for solving analytic problems.
Read MoreParticipants in the 2026 cohort of the HECBS training program have a common purpose: to build asset management capacity and support each other in the transition to housing ownership. The 18-month program kicked off on June 4 with informative presentations and lively discussions.
Read MoreAsset managers are in a unique position to ease tensions and facilitate strong collaboration between resident services and property management, supporting better outcomes for residents and property health.
Read MoreTeamwork makes the dream work in today’s challenging affordable housing development and operating environment. Bringing an operational lens to project development, from feasibility through stabilization, is a must.
Read MoreNatalie Thornton’s work focuses on ensuring that the affordable homes we invest in today are available to residents who need them in the future.
Read MoreHDC’s Liz Winchester and Kimberly Taylor are dedicated to the work of building asset management capacity and excellence in our region. Leading the Property and Asset Management Working Group (PAMWG) is one way they show it.
Read MoreThe Housing Oregon 2024 Conference and Awards Gala offers two days of workshops and networking opportunities for Oregon housers. It’s a once-a-year opportunity to share knowledge, foster collaboration, and celebrate industry successes.
Read MoreIt’s up to owners, funders, and policymakers to respond with urgency. Keeping our neighbors in their existing, stable, affordable homes is what’s at stake.
Read MoreProperties are getting pummeled by fast-growing costs, lagging revenues, and property management challenges. Recent data indicates the problems are widespread.
Read MoreHDC is excited to partner with four culturally specific and rural affordable housing providers, OHCS, and Meyer Memorial Trust to implement the Housing Equity Capacity Building Strategy (HECBS).
Read MoreYaquina Hall was a historic building pegged for redevelopment. The Southfair Apartments was an aging housing community in need of thorough renovation. Salem Housing Authority created a single development project to achieve ambitious goals for both.
Read MoreOur affordable housing development and asset management experts have three great workshops planned for you. There’s still time to register for in-person or virtual attendance.
Read MoreCurious to learn more about how this new financial incentive program can benefit you? Connect with RLRA Risk Mitigation Program team in person to get all your questions answered!
Read MoreThe RLRA Risk Mitigation Program makes it easier for landlords and tenants to use RLRA (regional long-term rent assistance) vouchers to reverse homelessness in Clackamas, Washington, and Multnomah counties!
Read MoreJake Kirsch believes that expanding housing access is a pillar of antipoverty work and that prosperity is possible for all. He enjoys working with all stakeholders to reduce barriers to housing.
Read MoreShould you submeter for water? Before you do, make sure you understand the real benefits and costs.
Read MoreBuild an accurate operating proforma. Deepen the cash-flow waterfall. Follow these recommendations and more to set up housing operations for success.
Read MoreHow do decisions development teams make during a project’s design and construction process impact long-term property operations and resident quality of life? This panel of asset management pros will tell you!
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