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The stats are staggering. Between 2012 and 2022, nearly 4m low-cost rental units were lost across the U.S. There are currently 21.6m cost-burdened renter households in the U.S., and 54% of renter households in Charleston County are cost-burdened. With attainable housing one of ULI's mission priorities, ULI SC's Coastal Women's Leadership Initiative enjoyed the opportunity to co-host the July Conversations and Cocktails with SC WAHN, highlighting three SC WAHN board members doing the hard but rewarding work of bringing affordable housing options to communities in South Carolina and across the country. Thank you Allison King, Andrea Wolford and Allie Zamfir for sharing your time, commitment and passion for affordable housing with WLI. A big thanks to Coastal WLI Committee Member, Brenda R. McLaughlin and NAI Charleston for graciously hosting the event. And to our Coastal WLI Presenting Sponsor McMillan PLLC for their continued support in championing women real estate professionals. And thanks to Makenzie Buck for helping with event set-up. Mark your calendar for the September 19 Coastal Development 101, which will highlight workforce and affordable housing projects happening in the Charleston region and October 30 for our final WLI Taking The Lead event which will feature panelists discussing market trends in mixed-use, industrial, and hospitality. More info coming soon. Visit https://lnkd.in/gzVkY_tn to see all of our upcoming events.

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Morgan Bentivegna

Development Associate at The Beach Company

3mo

Thank you ladies for a lovely evening! So insightful. Thank you for all the good you do in our community!

Barbara Phillips

Retired Vice President at Saul Centers, Inc.

3mo

Congrats! Looks like a fantastic event.

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