Join a live-listening webinar party & discussion on Land Trusts/LEHCs (Berkeley)

National Community Land Trust NetworkThe Current Landscape & Future Prospects for Limited Equity Cooperatives by Community Land Trusts

Welcome and local introductions to the concepts (which remote EBCOHO members can call into) then live call from 10-11 PST; discussion afterwards, with invited local experts. EBCOHO Supporting Members save $5. Upgrade your membership today and get a cohousing book, free Cohousing Coaching session or mini-tour, discounts on event, a featured member profile to show you're serious, early notice on opportunities, and more.

In this webinar sponsored by the National Community Land Trust (CLT) Network, Learn about limited equity housing cooperatives (LEHCs) developed and stewarded by community land trusts (CLTs). This LEC-CLT hybrid model address two relevant issues faced within affordable housing today. First, LEC-CLTs offer a way to serve lower income households that are unable to qualify for individual mortgage loans. Second, LEC-CLT partnerships enable coop residents to govern and

maintain permanently affordable housing successfully due to the ongoing stewardship provided by the CLT.

 

(note: speakers listed below will be on the call, not with us in person)

 

Meagan Ehlenz, a doctoral student at the University of Pennsylvania, will present new research and resources for practitioners on existing LEC-CLT projects. Her presentation will explore:

  1. the benefits and costs of LEC-CLT development and stewardship
  2. lessons learned from existing LEC-CLT projects, and
  3. critical factors that practitioners should evaluate to develop and sustain successful LEC-CLT projects.

HomeAndy Reicher, Executive Director of Urban Homesteading Assistance Board (UHAB)—the dominant provider of training and support for affordable housing cooperatives in New York City, will then present. He will:

  1. review the basics of cooperative finance
  2. share crucial insights for feasibility analyses of LEC-CLT projects, and
  3. comment on the current political and financial landscape affecting LEC-CLT development and sustainability.

The CLT Research Collaborative of the National Community Land Trust Network has sponsored the research and products on LEC-CLT projects by Meagan Ehlenz.

The National Community Land Trust Network is the umbrella organization supporting the work of community land trusts across the United States -- promoting sustainable development through the development of permanently affordable housing and the protection of working lands.

Note that EBCOHO is not a sponsor of the CLT Network call, we're just wrapping an event around it to add context and connection.

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  • Mary Neal

    Enjoyed the exposure

    January 25

  • Joanna Folino

    I have access now so please send info on how to connect

    January 24

  • Joanna Folino

    I just paid on PayPal. I have no Internet access so will have to call in tomorrow morning on my cell phone

    January 24

  • Laura

    Will a link for the webinar be sent out to us?

    January 24

    • Betsy Morris

      Laura, if you pay for the event, we'll gladly send the access info. $5 off for EBCOHO supporting members.

      1 · January 24

  • Liz Wiener

    How do I listen to this over the phone or internet?

    January 23

    • Betsy Morris

      we'll send access info for both calls (the local and the national) to everyone who signs up and prepays who won't be joining us in person.

      January 24

  • Raines Cohen

    Just confirmed: we'll be joined by Rick Lewis, Executive Director of the Bay Area Community Land Trust, who will share with us with local context and background on CLTs and LEhC's.

    January 13

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