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ULI SPRING MEETING ULI SPRING MEETING
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Colorado Convention Center, Denver, CO, United States May 12-14, 2025
Speaker

Mr. Greg Hettrick

Director, Community Investment Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas

Greg leads the Bank's Community Investment team that provides grants to fund gaps in the financial structure of affordable housing, resilient housing and community revitalization projects throughout the Bank's five-state District. Over the last three years, FHLB Dallas has awarded over $124 million in competitive Affordable Housing Program (AHP) grants through member institutions, to support the development of over 12 thousand housing units. Under his leadership, the Bank has also created a $35 Million loan fund for member non-depository Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs), a capacity building grant program for CDFIs and a program to support housing for Native American populations in the FHLB Dallas five state district. He also leads several other grant programs that support first time homebuyers, owner-occupied rehab, disaster recovery, wounded warriors, small businesses and community-based organizations. Greg also has responsibility for the Bank’s three Community Investment advance programs for member institutions. Prior to joining the FHLB Dallas in 2008, Greg spent 17 years with Bank of America, including 10 years with its Community Development Corporation (BACDC) and Real Estate Development Group in Dallas, Texas. During his tenure at Bank of America, Greg acquired, redeveloped and delivered more than 2,700 affordable multifamily rental units and over 225 single family homes. Prior to his time at BACDC, Greg also led Bank of America’s Community Investment team for the Carolinas and Delaware. Greg also has experience in commercial and retail banking. Greg earned both his bachelor's in finance and his Master of Business Administration degrees from the University of South Carolina.

Speaking at

Thu May 15 11:15 AM — 12:30 PM (GMT-07:00) Mountain Time

Insurance for Affordable Housing: How Resilient Construction can Improve Insurability and Preserve Housing Supply

Multifamily investors and developers are increasingly requiring, incentivizing, and building with climate resilient construction methods. These investments strengthen multifamily properties, making them better able to survive severe weather, and also help developers and owners secure affordable property insurance, which can keep rental costs down. Learn more about building resilient properties, current incentives and requirements issued by government funders, and the benefits and results experienced by a diverse set of multifamily housing developers and investors from areas of the country hardest hit by natural disasters such as hurricanes and wildfires.
 
Separate ticket required. This session is part of ULI’s Resilience Summit. Purchasing a ticket to ULI’s Resilience Summit provides access to this session and all other ULI Resilience Summit sessions.