In this video, the Northern California Land Trust, Oakland Community Land Trust, and the Law Center cover the legal nuts and bolts of permanently affordable/shared equity housing, including different legal models and funding mechanisms to remove housing from the speculative market. The session will help inform housing-focused attorneys’ knowledge of affordable housing finance generally, different models of shared equity housing, and the emerging needs of community land trusts and shared equity models like the permanent real estate cooperative.

About the Presenters:

	Oakland Community Land Trust promotes neighborhood stability and community involvement through the provision of permanently affordable housing and access to land.
	Founded in 1973, Northern California Land Trust has led the development of many innovations and developments in cooperative and community ownership models that help ensure housing and economic justice for all.
	Sustainable Economies Law Center provides essential legal tools - education, research, advice, and advocacy - so communities everywhere can develop their own sustainable sources of food, housing, energy, jobs, and other vital aspects of a thriving community.

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