New York Land Opportunity Program Workshops

As a part of the original New York Land Opportunity Program, LISC NY offered eight technical assistance workshops in Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx and Manhattan, reaching approximately 400 participants.

In the first round of NYLOP, these workshops covered: (1) what it takes to develop affordable housing through a joint venture partnership; (2) case studies of successful joint venture partnerships to develop affordable housing; 3) resources for development and long-term stewardship of affordable housing; and (4) an overview of LISC NY’s NYLOP technical assistance program.

In the second round of NYLOP, LISC NY’s workshops helped the owners of HUD 202 PRAC properties to navigate HUD’s guidance for RAD for PRAC conversions. Topics included: an overview of RAD for PRAC, the role of government agencies, and preparing for a successful conversion.

NYLOP Presentation Slides

• Select Considerations for Affordable Housing Development for Mission Driven Organizations by Tatiana Pena, Senior Housing Officer, LISC NY
• Mission Driven Development through Joint Venture Partnerships by Jason Labate, Senior Associate, Goldstein Hall PLLC
• Mission Driven Development: the Asset Management Perspective by Lisa Deller, VP of Asset Management for National Equity Fund

NYLOP for Senior Housing Presentation Slides

• What is RAD for PRAC? by Lillyanne Alexander, Senior Program Officer, Local Initiatives Support Corporation
• HPD’s role in RAD for PRAC and how to should prepare by Lillyanne Alexander, Senior Program Officer, Local Initiatives Support Corporation

Video Recordings from Previous Workshops

RAD for PRAC Workshop
Speakers on this workshop include: Thomas Davis, Director of HUD’s Recapitalization Office; Carolyn Williams, Director, HUD Multi-Family Program, HPD; Ian White, Director of Housing Preservation and Development, Dominion Due Diligence Group; and Frederick Shaw, Branch Chief, Northeast Region Production Division, HUD.

Thanks to our Partners!

NYLOP is a LISC NY partnership with the NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development, NYC Department of Veterans’ Services and the Mayor’s Community Affairs Unit and LiveOn New York.

This program is made possible through the generous support of JPMorgan Chase, the Fan Fox and Leslie R. Samuels Foundation, Booth Ferris Foundation, Trinity Church Wall Street, along with BankUnited, Capital One, Deutsche Bank, M&T Bank, and Santander Bank