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Name	Title	Phone Number
Abe Mamet	Managing Editor, Tax Credit Advisor	202-939-1740
Ilana Morof	Policy and Communications Associate	202-939-1787
Kaitlyn Snyder	Managing Director	202-939-1753
Laura Ross	Process & Innovation Officer	202-939-1793
Peter Bell	President & CEO	202-939-1741
Samantha Minott	Association Membership & Events Manager	202-939-1773
Will Keys	Accounting Manager	202-939-1799

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Members receive the latest industry updates in NH&RA's dynamic member newsletter HousingOnline Weekly. Members have exclusive access to additional analysis, white papers, and resources through www.housingonline.com.	Contribute to industry discussions by joining one of our councils or working groups. Promote your company and products by advertising across our platforms.	Tax Credit Advisor Conference and Webinar Registrations On-Demand Education Library Job Board Listings	NH&RA conferences and social events provide members with access to industry leaders and like-minded professionals. Promote your services and discover business opportunities through the NH&RA Network.

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Membership Category	Category Description	Annual Dues
Full Member	Firms providing goods/services or directly involved in the development, construction, syndication, debt financing, ownership and/or management of real estate	$3,000/firm
Market Analyst	Real estate market study providers in the National Council of Housing Market Analysts	$1,350/firm
Non-Profit / Public	Governmental, quasi-governmental entities, and community-based non-profit organizations involved with real estate development or finance	$500/firm

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NH&RA also offers several “sustaining membership” options that package conference registrations, membership dues, Tax Credit Advisor subscriptions, and, at the higher levels, conference sponsorship and advertising opportunities in one easy package.

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Housing Online Weekly is National Housing & Rehabilitation Association’s dynamic weekly e-newsletter. Housing Online Weekly is your one-stop-shop for information on affordable housing, certified historic rehabilitation & New Markets Tax Credit development.	Tax Credit Advisor (TCA) is the only publication to provide in-depth coverage of federal low-income housing, historic rehabilitation, new markets tax credits, and state housing & historic credits. TCA, a digital publication, alerts you to the news, trends, resources, and emerging opportunities to help you successfully develop, finance, manage and invest in tax credit projects.
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Davis-Bacon

HOME Reform Act Introduced

Chair Mike Flood (R-NE) and Ranking Member Emanuel Cleaver (D-MO) of the House Financial Services Committee’s Housing and Insurance Subcommittee introduced the HOME Reform Act of 2025 yesterday. The bill text is the same as the draft released during the HOME 2.0 Hearing, with the exception of raising the Davis-Bacon threshold from 12 to 24 […]

DOL Raises Multiple Davis-Bacon Wage Threshold to $3.3M

On August 15, 2025, the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) published All-Agency Memorandum No. 251 updating the multiple Davis-Bacon wage determination threshold from $2.5 million to $3.3 million or 20% of the total project cost. Why This Matters: The higher threshold amount will allow more projects to use a single wage determination, thereby streamlining processes […]

About NH&RA

NH&RA Staff Directory

NH&RA Leadership

Become a Member of NH&RA

Member Benefits

Membership Options

Sustaining Membership

Housing Online Weekly

Tax Credit Advisor

HOME Reform Act Introduced

DOL Raises Multiple Davis-Bacon Wage Threshold to $3.3M