The New York State Association for Affordable Housing (NYSAFAH) recently held its Fifth Annual Upstate conference at the Albright - Knox Art Gallery. NYSAFAH has more than 250 members, including developers, general contractors, architects, lenders, equity investors and other housing professionals.
Bernard Carr, executive director of NYSAFAH gave opening remarks and welcomed participants to the Fifth Annual Upstate Conference.
Speakers included:
* George Hezel, Esq., professor, Affordable Housing Clinic, University at Buffalo Law School.
* Tim Favaro, Cannon Heyman & Weiss, LLP, spoke about the Advanced Topics in Low Income Housing Tax Credits' panel.
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