At a time when macroeconomic and political forces are aggravating the challenges of affordable housing in the US, it is a critical time to learn about a new set of technologies, including modular construction, digitally enabled home-sharing and new financial tools for renters, that are helping reduce housing costs and expand housing access. As Affordable Housing Technology is one of the fastest growing technology sectors in the world, the real estate industry has an opportunity to be an extraordinary catalyst for meaningful change in addressing the critical issues of affordable housing.
Tyler Thompson, Managing Partner at Second Century Ventures, Alison Novak, Head of Sidewalk Urban Development at Sidewalk Labs, Kunal Chothani, Vice President at Michaels and Sarah Yaussi, VP, Business Strategy at National Multifamily Housing Council (NMHC) share their insights on tech solutions to create affordable housing.
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