NAA Press Releases 

NAA has announced its Executive Panel for the 2009 NAA Student Housing Conference & Exposition, scheduled for Feb. 2-4, 2009, in Las Vegas.

Neil Howe, best-selling author and national speaker, will be the keynote speaker at the 2009 NAA Student Housing Conference & Exposition, scheduled Feb. 2-4, 2009, in Las Vegas.

NAA has retained the services of The Townsend Group to sell advertising space for their flagship publication, units Magazine.

NAA has launched group pages on the LinkedIn and Facebook social networking sites, providing members a forum for online networking and discussions.

NAA announces that Richard Ferraro, Ph.D., Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs at Virginia Tech University, is a confirmed presenter for its 2009 NAA Student Housing Conference & Exposition, scheduled to be held February 2-4, 2009 in Las Vegas.

NMHC/NAA/NLHA Tell Congress: Urgent Fixes Needed In The Federal Section 8 Housing Program To Avoid Loss Of Affordable Housing

Home Buyer Tax Credit Won't Fix the Foreclosure Crisis and Won't Keep People In Their Homes: Congress Should Focus on Restructuring Mortgages, Not on Housing Oversupply

FCC Bans Exclusive Access Contracts

Apartment Groups Tell Congress: Don’t Change The Way Real Estate Partnerships Are Taxed. Proposed bill to increase tax on “carried interest” would harm real estate partnerships of all sizes and increase the affordable housing shortage.

New Survey Finds 65 Percent of Homeowners Now Look Favorably Upon Renting Over Owning. Concerns over erratic housing market, rising foreclosures, and uncertain mortgage rates reflect change in consumer attitudes, NAA finds.

2007 NAA Print Media Appearances

The National Apartment Association (NAA) has hired Mark Ingrao as its Vice President of Government Affairs.

NAA and NAAEI installed its 2007 Board of Directors and other leadership officers at its annual Assembly of Delegates held in Miami, Fla.

NAA/NMHC Publish Best Practices White Paper To Design and Build More Moisture and Mold-Resistant Apartments

Zero Downpayment Program Would Harm Hard Working Families and Further Distort Our Unbalanced Housing Policy: Proposal Overlooks Rising Foreclosures and More Pressing Housing Needs