Housing Technology Series Event 3: Equitable Homeownership Innovations
Published On March 13, 2024
The third symposium in the Housing Technology series hosted by Terner Labs and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. This virtual event will investigate the appropriate role of technology in homeownership and particularly how it is affecting wealth justice and historical inequities in the present housing market. The 90-minute event will be split into two parts:
Credit & underwriting
- Innovator showcases: Innovations in credit repair
- Panel conversation: Fairness in underwriting
Alternative paths to homeownership
- Innovator showcases: Valuing and rehabbing older homes
- Panel conversations: The pitfalls and possibilities of non-traditional homeownership models
- Alex Cabral, Grounded Solutions Network
- Carolina Reid, Terner Center for Housing Innovation
- Diane Shelley, HUD Regional Adminstrator, Region V
- George Scott, Blackstar Stability
- Jeff Walker, CredEvolv
- Kasey Matthews, Zest.Ai
- Michael Neal, Urban Institute
- Michelle Boyd, Terner Labs
- Mitria Spotser, CRL
- Sarah Edelman, HUD Deputy Assistant Secretary for Single Family Housing
- Solomon Greene, HUD Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary
- Sonya Mays, Develop Detroit
- Syeed Mansur, Greenlyne
- Thomas Voutsos, LadderUp
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