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News from 2018

Budding housing crisis must be nipped now


“Homeownership rates remain down, especially for millennials, who while they were late to home-buying, lead all other generations in a desire to be homeowners. Rents are unaffordable for half of all Americans.” – David M. Dworkin

Bloomberg Daybreak


“As rents rise, of course, you end up with constraints all along the housing continuum, which is one of the reason why we’ve had housing evictions rise in the rental markets and homelessness rise.” – David M. Dworkin

Patenaude to step down as deputy secretary of HUD


David M. Dworkin, CEO of the National Housing Conference said Patenaude “has been a dynamic and effective deputy secretary, which is one of the most important housing positions in any administration. She has been a passionate advocate for relief efforts in Puerto Rico, and a key voice on behalf of housing within the Trump administration.”

A Focus on HUD


“Pam Patenaude has been a dynamic and effective deputy secretary, which is one of the most important housing positions in any administration. She has been a passionate advocate for relief efforts in Puerto Rico, and a key voice on behalf of housing within the Trump administration.” – David M. Dworkin

Industry Weighs in on Calabria Nom


“In his commentary on the nomination, David Dworkin, President and CEO of the National Housing Conference wrote that having strong opinions in the private sector or in academia wasn’t the same as having your hand on the throttle that controls one-sixth of the U.S. economy.”

Trump’s pick of Calabria as housing chief roils advocates


“He’s on the record … as highly skeptical of many of the historically successful elements of our housing finance economy. There’s a big difference between having strong opinions in the private sector or in academia and having your hand on the throttle that controls one-sixth of the economy.” – David M. Dworkin

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