In this episode, we take a virtual walk down Main Street. Or, more precisely, Main Streets: why they’re so important to communities, why they may be at risk and what can be done about it. Corey and Steve are joined by Dr. Mindy Fullilove, a social psychiatrist and author of eight books, including her most recent entitled Main Street: How a City’s Heart Connects Us All. Together, they discuss what defines a Main Street, the psychological and economic impacts of Main Streets and how, with our help, they will endure.
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Steve Guggenmos
VP Research & Modeling
Steve leads multifamily research at Freddie Mac. In this role he performs research related to national and market-specific multifamily conditions. His team supports the multifamily business by developing models and quantitative approaches that determine risk-based capital allocations. The models capture loan level risks and also the benefits of the diversification and structural credit support for pools of multifamily mortgages, supporting the core business strategies of Freddie Mac Multifamily.
Corey Aber
Senior Director of Mission, Policy and Strategy
Corey is the Senior Director of Mission, Policy and Strategy at Freddie Mac Multifamily. In this role, he oversees our Duty to Serve initiatives as well as research and development activities that further our support for affordable housing and underserved markets nationwide.
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January 20, 2021
Despite the disruptions of 2020, we expect the multifamily market to see improving conditions in 2021.
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