Confronting COVID-19: Considerations for Multifamily and Affordable Housing

April 07, 2020 Center for Housing 1:08:50

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Webinar Summary:

COVID-19 means most of us are spending more time at home, and this has important implications for multifamily housing. Experts on health and housing provide their perspectives on how owners and operators of multifamily properties should respond.

Webinar Summary: COVID-19 means most of us are spending more time at home, and this has important implications for multifamily housing. Experts on health and housing provide their perspectives on how owners and operators of multifamily properties should respond.

Moderator

Christopher Ptomey

Speakers

Megan Sandel

Douglas Bibby

Diane Yentel

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Housing – Multifamily Housing – Affordable and Workforce

Development

Leadership

Design & Planning

Healthy Places