Registration is now open for AHTCC’s 2025 Annual Meeting which is taking place in Newport Beach, California at the Balboa Bay Resort on Wednesday, January 29 and Thursday, January 30, 2025. Attendees will benefit from educational sessions on the most pressing issues facing Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (Housing Credit), including the impacts of the 2024 elections on affordable housing and the legislative and regulatory landscape in 2025. AHTCC members will also elect AHTCC officers, vote on the AHTCC’s 2025 legislative priorities, engage in committee meetings and have plenty of time to network.
On Wednesday, January 29, the meeting will begin with breakfast at 8:00 AM PT and conclude at 4:30 PM PT. The sessions will be followed by a reception to celebrate and thank those that contributed to The Affordable Housing PAC in 2023 and 2024. Starting at 5:30 pm PT, all event attendees are welcome to attend a reception and dinner. On Thursday, January 30, the meeting will run from breakfast at 8:00 am PT to 11:30am PT.
Wednesday, January 29
- 8:00 am – 9:00 am PT: Breakfast
- 9:00 am – 3:30 pm PT: General Sessions
- 3:30 – 4:30 pm PT: Committee Meetings
- 4:30 – 5:30 pm PT: Reception for Affordable Housing PAC Contributors
- 5:30 pm PT: Reception for all attendees
Thursday, January 30
- 8:00 am – 9:00 am PT: Breakfast
- 9:00 am – 11:30 am PT: General Sessions
AHTCC Board of Directors: The AHTCC Board of Directors meeting and dinner with the AHTCC Leadership Circle will take place in the afternoon and evening of Tuesday, January 28. Details will be provided separately.
Registration and hotel information, as well as details on sponsorship opportunities, can be found below. More details about the meeting agenda will be released soon.
Legislative Outlook and Advocacy in the 119th Congress
- Emily Cadik, CEO, AHTCC
- Hunter Pickels, Senior Vice President, Policy & External Affairs, AHTCC
- Matt Hoekstra, Williams & Jensen
- Christopher Hatcher, Williams & Jensen
- Sean Farrell, East Capitol Advisors
- Nancy Amstadt, RBC Capital Markets
Policy in the New Administration and Congress: Beyond the Housing Credit
- Michael Novogradac, Novogradac & Company
- David Gasson, Housing Advisory Group
- Deborah VanAmerongen, Nixon Peabody
- Shannon Ross, Housing Partnership Network
- Jennifer Schwartz, National Council of State Housing Agencies
- Thom Amdur, Lincoln Avenue Communities
Using Data to Show the Impact of the Housing Credit for Residents
- Nick Luetke, Moody’s Analytics
- David Caputo, Moody’s Analytics
- Cathe Dykstra, Family Scholar House
- Andrew Lozano, Senior Policy Manager, AHTCC
Advocacy in the New Political Environment
- Denny Hoskins, EisnerAmper; Missouri Secretary of State-Elect
- Joshua Yurek, Midwest Housing Equity Group
- Chris LaGrand, Woda Cooper Companies
- Paula Prahl, Dominium Development and Acquisition, LLC
- Hunter Pickels, Senior Vice President, Policy & External Affairs, AHTCC
Investor Perspectives
- Ryan Sfreddo, Red Stone Equity Partners
- David Birkhan, TD Bank
- Alice Carr, April Housing
- Desiree Francis, Capital One
- Sharon Goldstein, US Bank
- Mark McCann, J.P. Morgan
- Stacie Nekus, KeyBank
Affordable Housing in 2025: Addressing Challenges and Creative Solutions
- Dudley Benoit, Walker & Dunlop
- Tony Bertoldi, CREA
- Ismael Guerrero, Mercy Housing
- Chris Hite, Sugar Creek Capital
- Julie Sharp, Merchants Capital
- Phil Stoffregen, Pedcor Companies
- Ruby Dhillon Williams, Arizona Department of Housing
Affordable Housing in California
- Ray Pearl, California Housing Consortium
- Caleb Roope, The Pacific Companies
- Geoff Brown, USA Properties Fund
- Linda Mandolini, Eden Housing
- Michael Ruane, National CORE
- Marina Wiant, California Tax Credit Allocation Committee and California Debt Limit Allocation Committee
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Support the AHTCC and elevate your brand among the leading organizations and businesses in the Housing Credit industry by sponsoring the 2025 Annual Meeting. View sponsorship opportunities and apply here.
The deadline to apply to sponsor the meeting is Friday, January 10, 2025.
Please contact Tancee` Smith with sponsorship questions.
The AHTCC Room Block is now closed, but some rooms may still be available at the Balboa Bay Resort by booking through the hotel directly. Please see a few other hotel options below:
Holiday Inn Express Newport Beach (0.4 miles from Balboa Bay Resort)
2300 West Coast Hwy, Newport Beach, CA 92663
(949) 722-2999
Hyatt Regency Newport Beach (1.8 miles from Balboa Bay Resort)
1107 Jamboree Rd, Newport Beach, CA 92660
(949) 729-1234
Newport Beach Marriott Bayview (4.8 miles from Balboa Bay Resort)
500 Bayview Circle, Newport Beach, CA 92660
(949) 854-4500
Newport Beach Hotel (1 mile from Balboa Bay Resort)
2306 W Oceanfront, Newport Beach, CA 92663
(949) 673-7030
Please contact Jenna Unrath to be added to the waitlist for the Balboa Bay Resort.
John Wayne Airport is 7 miles away, Long Beach Airport is 25 miles away, and LAX is 45 miles away from the Balboa Bay Resort.
Save the Date: Upcoming AHTCC Events
2025 Affordable Housing Symposium
Wednesday, June 4 and Thursday, June 5
Washington, DC
2025 Fall Meeting and Charles L. Edson Tax Credit Excellence Awards
Wednesday, October 22 and Thursday, October 23
Washington, DC
Charles L. Edson Tax Credit Excellence Awards Applications will open in Spring 2025.
Recent Event:
AHTCC’s 2024 Post-Election Webinar
The Affordable Housing Tax Credit Coalition (AHTCC) hosted the 2024 Post-Election Webinar on Thursday, November 21. Thank you to the AHTCC members and non-members who joined.
This event allowed us to dive into the outlook for affordable housing policy following the 2024 election. With the balance of power in Washington, DC shifting over the next two months, when the GOP-controlled 119th Congress will be sworn in and President-Elect Trump will be inaugurated, we continue to prepare for major tax legislation. The tax policy landscape heading into 2025 creates windows of opportunity to advance proposals to expand and strengthen the Housing Credit, but our advocacy will be more important than ever. Speakers provided in-depth analysis and updates regarding Congress’ agenda for the coming months, potential changes to congressional leadership, updates on Housing Credit research, and insight into our strategic advocacy efforts to get our priorities across the finish line.
To access a recording of this webinar or the presentation slides, please contact Tancee’ Smith at tancee.smith@taxcreditcoalition.org.
Please note that the webinar recording is free for members and available to non-members for a fee of $200.
Past Events and Webinars
2024
- November 21 Webinar: 2024 Election Impacts on Affordable Housing
- September 24 – 25 Event: 2024 Fall Meeting and Charles L. Edson Tax Credit Excellence Awards
- May 21 – 22 Event: 2024 Affordable Housing Symposium
- January 24 – 25 Event: 2024 Annual Meeting
2023
- October 25 – 26 Event: 2023 Fall Meeting and Charles L. Edson Tax Credit Excellence Awards
- May 17 – 18 Event: 2023 Affordable Housing Symposium
- January 31 – February 1 Event: AHTCC 2023 Annual Meeting
2022
- November 11 Webinar: Election Impacts on Affordable Housing
- September 20 Event: 2022 Fall Meeting and Charles L. Edson Tax Credit Excellence Awards
- June 15 Event: 2022 Affordable Housing Symposium
- January 26-27 Event: AHTCC 2022 Annual Meeting
2021
- September 23 Event: 2021 Fall Meeting and Charles L. Edson Tax Credit Excellence Awards
- June 9 Webinar: AHTCC and Housing Advisory Group 2021 Virtual Convening
- April 22 Webinar: Advocating for Affordable Housing through the AHCIA
- January 27 Virtual Meeting: AHTCC 2021 Virtual Annual Meeting
2024 Fall Meeting and Charles L. Edson Tax Credit Excellence Awards held in the historic Kennedy Caucus Room of the Russell Senate Office Building