2026-2027 Board of Directors
Officers
Kathryn Saar
Ulysses Development Group
Meghan Cano
Community Housing Resource Partners
Darren Smith
Pivotal
Nick Walsh
The NRP Group
Second Vice President
Ellie Fanning
Portfolio Resident Services
Treasurer
Rachel Thomas Phillips
Regions Bank
Secretary
Karsten Lowe
JPI
Past President
Nathan Kelley
Blazer
Valerie Williams
Bank of America
Directors
Dan Allgeier
Lakewood Property Management
Jen Brewerton
Plummer and Associates
BOK Financial
Quinn Gormley
Baker Tilly
Summer Greathouse
Bracewell LLP
Blair Henderson
Consultant
Ryan Lunderby
Brad McMurray
Opportunity Home San Antonio
Ray Miller
Amegy Bank
Stephanie Naquin
Novogradac & Company, LLP (Ex-Officio)
Taylor Pate
Mark Dana Corporation
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Latest News
HUD allocates remaining $2.96 billion for homeless populations
HUD announced the allocation of $2.96 billion in Emergency Solutions Grants (ESG) for those who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless due to job loss, wage reduction, or illness related to COVID-19. This allocation is part of the $4 billion Congress provided...
Report: Risk Threatening Affordable Housing Preservation
NLIHC and the Public and Affordable Housing Research Corporation (PAHRC) released a new report, 2020 Picture of Preservation, that explores the pivotal role the federal government plays in building and preserving affordable rental homes at a time when millions of people in America are facing housing instability during the coronavirus pandemic. This report highlights the need for additional resources to protect the affordability of these homes; nearly 300,000 may be lost from the nation’s affordable stock in the next five years.
Analyzing the Impact of Lowering the 50% Test for 4% Tax-Exempt Bond-Financed Properties
This week, NCSHA published a report showing how lowering the “financed-by” threshold — commonly referred to as the 50 percent test — for bond-financed Housing Credit projects would impact available Private Activity Bond cap and could increase multifamily affordable housing production.