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Colorado Convention Center, Denver, CO, United States May 12-14, 2025
Moderator Presenter

Ms. Rosie Hepner

Vice President, Terwilliger Center for Housing Urban Land Institute

Rosemarie Hepner serves as Vice President of the ULI Terwilliger Center for Housing. In this role, Rosie oversees the Center's wide-ranging activities, including its technical assistance engagements, research and publications, housing awards program, and annual housing conference. Before joining ULI in 2017, she worked for two international development nonprofits, most recently as the International Capital Markets Specialist at Habitat for Humanity International. In that role, Rosie supported the operations for the MicroBuild Fund (Habitat's housing microfinance fund), and managed the State of Housing Microfinance survey reports. Rosie holds a Master's in City and Regional Planning from The Catholic University of America's School of Architecture and Planning, where her research focused on low-income housing practices and design. Her thesis examined housing reconstruction in informal settlements post-disaster. She also holds a B.A. from The George Washington University's Elliott School of International Affairs.

Speaking at

Mon May 12 10:00 AM — 10:20 AM (GMT-07:00) Mountain Time

Housing Market Outlook for Colorado

Featuring ULI Terwilliger Center's Home Attainability Index data, we will present the latest findings for Colorado's metro areas: how are the different regions' housing markets performing?; what are the latest homeownership and rental trends?; how deep is the affordability challenge?; and what other interesting findings did the team discover that will impact Colorado's housing and economic outlook?
Mon May 12 4:00 PM — 5:00 PM (GMT-07:00) Mountain Time

Legal Perspectives in Advancing Affordable Housing Production and Preservation

Law firms play a crucial role in the production and preservation of affordable housing by structuring deals, securing financing, and navigating complex policy regulations. Yet, their insights are often overlooked. This panel will feature real estate attorneys driving change for their affordable housing development partners. During this panel discussion, speakers will explore legal reforms facilitating innovative financing, new development, and rehabilitation projects. Attendees will gain insights into how these changes can streamline processes, eliminate barriers, and foster innovative partnerships. Whether you're a developer, advocate, or policymaker, this session will provide essential knowledge to navigate the evolving legal framework and enhance your affordable housing initiatives.