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BRING WORKERS HOME National Association of Realtors and National Housing Conference Boston MA July 28 2011 Regional Forum on Workforce Housing

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Page 1: Brenda Torpy BWH Boston 2011

BRING WORKERS HOME

National Association of Realtorsand

National Housing ConferenceBoston MA

July 28 2011

Regional Forum on Workforce Housing

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Shared Equity HomeownershipCommunity Land Trust Model

WORKFORCE HOUSING IN ACTION

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Community Land TrustMembership OrganizationElected BoardResidents elect their own seats

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2010 Community Land Trusts in the USA

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$ 220 million in assets$ 5 million operating budget$ 40 million in annual development

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1,500 apartments$18,000,000 in gross annual rent

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High Cost Market

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Smart growth:Smart growth:Mixed useMixed use

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Multi-family Housing Cooperatives

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Nonprofit Office Space & Community Facilities Nonprofit Office Space & Community Facilities

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Shared Equity Homeownership

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500 homes in shared equity homeownership portfolio

2 Home-ownership centers

3-County Home rehabilitation Program

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Shared Equity @ CHT

100% MI or belowHomebuyer EdPrime mortgage

Buyer InitiatedNew ConstructionResales

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SharedShared--Equity @ CHTEquity @ CHT

20% CHT grant20% CHT grantGround lease/covenantGround lease/covenant

100% Equity100% EquityCapital improvementCapital improvement

25% market25% market

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Program Evaluation 2006Program Evaluation 2006

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Expanding Access to Homeownership

• Over CHT’s 25-year history, for all 629 households:

100% earned less than 100% of median income

82% earned less than 80% of median

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Median Price of CHT Resales

“During the 1999-2006 real estate boom, in particular, when the median sales price of owner-occupiedhomes in the Burlington MSA increased by 85%, the median price of houses and condomin-iums reselling through CHT increased by only 35%.”

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Net Equity Gains for CHT Homeowners

Reselling after 5 ½ years, the average CHT homeowner got back his/her initial investment and walked away with a wealth gain of $12,000Avg. annualized rate of return on the homeowner’s initial investment: 25.4%IRR

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What Kind of Housing Was Secured by CHT Homeowners After Selling a CHT Home?

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Enhancing Residential Security

• How well has CHT performed in protecting its portfolio of owner-occupied housing?

• How well has CHT performed in preventing foreclosures?

• How well has CHT performed in helping low-income households succeed at homeownership?

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End Q4 2009: Percentage of Mortgages Seriously Delinquent & In Foreclosure Process

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National Foreclosure RateDecember 2008

2.97%National CLT Foreclosure Rate

December 20080.5%

CHT Foreclosure RateDecember 2008

0.2%

Enhancing Residential Security

25-year total0.1%

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Success of first-time homeowners

(Herbert and Belsky, 2008)

50%

Enhancing Residential Security

Success of first-time homeowners

(Reid, 2004)

47%

Success of CHT’s first-time homeowners

91%

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Financial Sustainability

Subsidy is retained and recycledSubsidy grows with value of

property357 Households servedAverage investment per HH:

$6,085Cost one fifth of Conventional

program

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ChamplainChamplain Housing Housing TrustTrust

UN World Habitat AwardJuly 2008

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CLT Resource Center Burlington Associates in Community Development LLC

www.burlingtonassociates.comwww.burlingtonassociates.com

National CLT Network www.cltnetwork.orgwww.cltnetwork.org

Champlain Housing Trustwww.champlainhousingtrust.orgwww.champlainhousingtrust.org

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