US housing and mortgage markets are often viewed with envy by policymakers worldwide. But the complicated truth is that our housing system is failing large portions of our society. And those failures are deepening. Not only low-income families and other underserved communities, but the broad middle-class is also increasingly at risk of being priced out of homeownership and spending more and more of their budgets on housing. How did we get here, and what can be done to make our housing system serve everyone in America more fairly?

Moderator

Liam Dillon
Staff Writer, Housing Affordability, Los Angeles Times

Speakers

Teresa Bryce Bazemore
President and CEO, Federal Home Loan Bank San Francisco

Jim Park
CEO, AAAIM

Lisa Rice
President and CEO, National Fair Housing Alliance

Sara Rodriguez
Immediate Past President, National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals

Dana Wade
Chief Production Officer, Walker & Dunlop; former Commissioner, FHA