What topics does Debbie LaFranchi discuss in this IREI video interview?

Debbie LaFranchi discusses why investors should consider affordable housing as an investment opportunity versus other multifamily options, current trends in affordable housing, the outlook for affordable housing in the coming 12 to 18 months, and why institutional capital is critical in helping address the homelessness crisis.

When was this video interview published?

This video interview was published in September 2024 (09/2024).

Where can I watch the full video interview?

The full video interview can be watched at https://irei.com/video-and-podcast/sds-capital-groups-debbie-lafranchi-on-affordable-housing/

Who is Debbie LaFranchi?

Debbie LaFranchi is the founder and CEO of SDS Capital Group, a national leader in impact investing focused on affordable housing and community development.

September 9, 2024

IREI Interviews Deborah La Franchi on Institutional Capital in Affordable Housing

SDS Founder & CEO Deborah La Franchi speaks with Institutional Real Estate Inc. on why institutional investors should be investing in affordable and workforce housing.

In this video interview, Debbie La Franchi, founder and CEO at SDS Capital Group, discusses why investors should consider affordable housing as an investment opportunity versus other multifamily options, the current trends in affordable housing, the outlook for affordable housing in the coming 12 to 18 months, why institutional capital is critical in helping address the homelessness crisis and more. (09/2024)

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