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Affordable Housing Roundtables

Affordable Housing Roundtables

Bringing Communities and Elected Officials Together to Advance Housing Solutions

Convening Leaders. Advancing Solutions. Expanding Opportunity.

Across Arizona, California and Nevada, FHLBank San Francisco brings together elected officials, housing advocates, member financial institutions, developers, nonprofit organizations and community leaders to discuss one of the most pressing challenges facing our communities: housing affordability.

Our affordable housing roundtables create a forum for open dialogue, collaboration and problem-solving. These conversations help identify local housing needs, highlight innovative solutions and strengthen partnerships that can accelerate housing production, affordability and access to homeownership.

FHLBank San Francisco works closely with federal, state and local elected officials in Arizona, California and Nevada to organize and facilitate discussions tailored to local housing challenges and opportunities.

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Roundtable discussions focus on issues such as:

  • Increasing affordable housing supply

  • Expanding homeownership opportunities

  • Leveraging public-private partnerships

  • Reducing barriers to housing development

  • Addressing housing instability

  • Coordinating local, state and federal resources

  • Supporting workforce and rural housing needs

Through these conversations, participants can share challenges, identify opportunities, and build relationships that help move housing solutions forward.

Public Affairs

The FHLBank San Francisco Public Affairs team serves as a resource for policymakers, member financial institutions, housing organizations, and other stakeholders seeking to better understand the role of the Federal Home Loan Bank System and issues affecting housing, community investment, and financial institutions across Arizona, California, and Nevada.

Through engagement with members, elected officials, and community partners, we support informed dialogue and foster strong relationships that advance housing affordability, community development, and a resilient financial system. If you have questions or would like to learn more, please contact FHLBank San Francisco's head of Public Affairs, Anabel Cuevas.