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Greater Baltimore Multifamily and Affordable Housing Summit

Thu Oct 22, 2026

Coundown Until event

Greater Baltimore Multifamily and Affordable Housing Summit

The Demand, Capital, Policies, and Public Investments Driving The City's Housing Renaissance

Thursday October 22 2026 @ 8:00 AM EDT

$115.00

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Speakers and Panels

Timothy Keane

Timothy Keane

Acting Commissioner, Department of Housing & Community Development, Baltimore
Ernst Valery

Ernst Valery

Co-Founder, SAA l EVI
Liz Koontz

Liz Koontz

Director of UniverCity District Partnership (UDP), University of Maryland, Baltimore
Winfield Willis II

Winfield Willis II

COO/CIO, Bull Development
Alex Mandel

Alex Mandel

Director of Development, 28 Walker Development

Why You Can't Miss This Year's Baltimore Multifamily and Affordable Housing Summit

What You’ll Learn:

  • How Baltimore's affordable housing deals are being financed today.
  • Where the strongest multifamily investment opportunities are emerging across Baltimore.
  • How Baltimore's $6 billion vacant property redevelopment program is creating investment opportunities.
  • How new city housing laws and a competitive affordable housing TIF are opening doors for developers.
  • How active buyers and sellers are structuring acquisitions in today's rate environment.
  • What Baltimore's broader revival story, from employment stability to new mixed-income development, means for the market's long-term trajectory.

 

Why This Matters:

Baltimore is in the middle of one of the most consequential housing transformations of any American city. With billions in public investment, a growing development pipeline, and growing private capital interest converging at the same moment. The city's decision to tackle tens of thousands of vacant properties through a once in a lifetime redevelopment program signals a long-term commitment to growth and development that the private sector will build. At the same time, a cleaner supply picture, durable employment fundamentals, and a wave of new affordable and market-rate projects breaking ground are creating the conditions for an increase in residential demand and sustained investment recovery. Baltimore isn't just a turnaround story, it's one of the most compelling housing markets on the East Coast right now.

 

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Agenda

Time Activity
8:00 AM
9:00 AM
Registration, Breakfast, and Networking
9:00 AM
9:45 AM
Baltimore’s Affordability Opportunity: How Affordable Housing is Fueling Baltimore's Future Growth and Developement
Affordable housing is increasingly a priority across the nation and Baltimore is no different. With new construction breaking ground in Park Heights to mixed-income development reshaping West Baltimore, the city's affordable housing pipeline is more active than it has been in years. Public tools are expanding, mission-driven and private developers are getting more involved, public-private partnerships are expanding, and local leaders are backing their commitments with real dollars and a new regulatory framework designed to accelerate delivery. This panel will explore how affordable deals are getting done, how to increase the development pipeline, and where the next wave of affordable housing opportunity is taking shape.
9:45 AM
10:00 AM
Networking Break
10:00 AM
10:45 AM
Rebuilding Baltimore: Development Potential and Public Investment, Private Capital, and Deals Taking Shape Across Baltimore's Multifamily Market
Baltimore has launched one of the most ambitious housing initiatives in the country, a 15-year, $6 billion program to redevelop tens of thousands of vacant properties through public-private partnerships, anchored by $1.2 Billion in city and state public funding. This initiative comes at a crucial time where construction has pulled back sharply, absorption has kept pace with deliveries, and Baltimore’s employment base continues to stay strong despite headwinds. Conditions for a recovery in investment activity are increasingly in place, with major portfolio sales closing and new product breaking ground in key submarkets. This panel will assess where the real opportunities in Baltimore’s Multifamily market are, how deals are being structured, and what the next year of multifamily leasing and development in Baltimore looks like.
10:45 AM
11:30 AM
Closing Networking

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