About this Event
This session will explore how impact capital and conventional investment capital together can achieve community-centered goals in real estate development.
When real estate is meeting community impact goals (e.g. affordable housing, nonprofit/community centered buildings) and won't generate market rate rents, traditional market rate capital stacks won't work – the project won't generate enough revenue to provide the returns market rate investors expect.
Impact capital, including grants and low interest loans working alongside conventional investment capital, can play a significant role in making these types of real estate projects a reality.
This session will highlight the Williams & Russell Business Hub and Affordable Homeownership development and look at how this project in Portland’s Albina neighborhood is using impact capital to achieve community-centered goals.
Speakers will represent the various stakeholders in the capital stack in order to understand how the various forms of capital enable a financial model for an impact-centered real estate project.
Speakers:
Anyeley Hallová, Adre
Kay Little, Jr., Prosper Portland
Dana Fuller Shephard, Portland Housing Center
Jim Wilcox, OnPoint Community Credit Union
This event is hosted by Oregon Impact Capital and is free to attendees due to generous donations by our sponsors. Lunch will be provided.
Contact [email protected] or [email protected] if you are interested in becoming a sponsor.
Space is limited at Meyer Memorial Trust. Reserve your spot today.
Oregon Impact Capital is a project of the Charitable Partnership Fund, a 501(c)(3), publicly supported, nonprofit organization.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Meyer Memorial Trust, 2045 North Vancouver Avenue, Portland, United States
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