As the affordable housing sector heads into 2026, new policy tools and financing reforms are opening the door to increased production and preservation, even as elevated costs and constrained capital continue to test deal feasibility. In this Multi-Housing News feature, Greystone leaders share how expanded LIHTC allocations, changes to private-activity bond requirements and flexible capital structures are reshaping the affordable landscape. Tanya Eastwood, president of Greystone Affordable Housing Initiatives, offers insight on construction trends, operating performance, and the growing role of modular development, while Ken Rogozinski, CEO of Greystone Housing Impact Investors, weighs in on the need for expanded bond capacity to meet extraordinary demand.
Together, their perspectives highlight Greystone’s role in advancing scalable, finance-driven solutions that support long-term affordability across markets.
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