*Scholarships are
still available for nonprofits and students. Email aakers@cclfchicago.org if
interested.*
Join the Chicago Community Loan Fund and our partners at the
Chicago Center for Green Technology for a two-day overview of affordable, good
and green design.
This green
building and design primer will
help affordable housing and
community development practitioners better understand what green building is and
why it is important. Sessions will include:
- Integrated design process: How it facilitates green building
and why every development team should employ it
- Hands-on energy modeling exercise: How different building
types and locations require different solutions
- Local case studies: How others have navigated the process,
including financing
- IECC 2012: The new code is here - are you prepared? Hear
about the biggest changes and how it compares to other third party
verifications.
- The latest on solar:
PV vs. Solar Thermal, ROI, Carbon Credits
- Where to find sustainable financing
sources and
incentives
- Site
visits: Multi-family new construction and a single-family gut rehab,
including a blower door test
demonstration
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Building for Sustainability
Workshop
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WHEN:
Thursday, September 11 - Friday, September 12, 2014
8:45 am - 5:00 pm each day
Breakfast and lunch will be included
WHERE: Chicago Center for Green
Technology
445 North Sacramento Boulevard
Chicago, IL 60612
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With special thanks to our
sponsors:
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September
16, 9:00 am-5:00 pm, 29 E Madison St., Suite 1700
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Being a landlord and property manager requires specific
knowledge and training, even for people experienced in other areas of real
estate. Learn the basics from experts in the field at Community Investment
Corporation's Foundations of Property Management course, hosted by CCLF on
September 16. Topics will include routine and preventative maintenance,
marketing and tenant selection and housing choice vouchers. Learn more and find the registration link
here.
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Mission:
To provide low cost,
flexible financing and technical assistance to community development
organizations engaged in affordable housing, social service and economic
development initiatives that benefit low- and moderate- income neighborhoods and
households throughout metropolitan Chicago.
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Donate to
CCLF
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We appreciate your financial
support, which provides targeted technical and financial assistance that
empowers community-based developers to help create communities where people
thrive.
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