Sponsored by: Historic Preservation Education Foundation, Historic Tax Credit Coalition, National Conference of State Historic Preservation Officers, the California Preservation Foundation, and the Los Angeles Conservancy.
With corporate support of Bank of America; CohnReznick; MacRostie Historic Advisors, LLC; The National Trust Community Investment Corporation (NTCIC); Nixon Peabody, LLP; and RSM US LLP.
Intensive one-day program
Mid-Century buildings are the new frontier of historic preservation. Post-World War II building rehabilitation poses an exciting opening for the development community—one that spans the country from the suburbs of older cities in New England to newer urban centers like Houston and Las Vegas. As the National Register of Historic Places 50-year window progresses through the 20th century, especially across the sunbelt, the country’s mid-century building stock represents a vast opportunity and market advantage for well-informed developers, investors and industry practitioners.
Hear from and meet leaders in the field representing government agencies, and the architectural design field, as well as the legal and accounting professions and the investment community.
Who should attend…
Developers
Building Owners
Corporate and Institutional Investors
Lenders
Attorneys
Accountants
Government Officials
Architects
Consultants
