2010 Policy Summit
Housing Policy: Who Pays, Who Plays, and Who Wins?
June 9–10, 2010
The economic upheaval and damage to U.S. communities resulting from the housing crisis has led not only to calls for significant policy changes, but also to a re–examination of that cornerstone of the American Dream: owning a home. The 2010 Cleveland Fed Policy Summit will examine how national housing policy might be reshaped to help stabilize communities, particularly in weak–market states. The only event of its kind in the Midwest and one of the Federal Reserve System’s hallmark conferences, the Policy Summit features both national and regional experts who spur dynamic discourse on relevant, timely research and policy perspectives. The summit’s interactive format encourages participants to increase their knowledge of—and challenge assumptions about—critical issues in community development, including the costs and benefits of housing policy and the role government should play.
Cleveland Marriott Downtown at Key Center
127 Public Sq.
Cleveland, Ohio 44114
216–696–9200
Hotel reservations for the event must be made directly with Marriott reservations at
(800) 228–9290 or (440) 542–2313 or on-line
Room rate = $110, Suite rate = $154
Group code is cdpcdpa