The Bond Buyer's 4th Annual Financing Military Housing Privatization Conference, on June 3-4 at The Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center, in Washington, DC, is poised to be the most informative yet. The Military Housing Privatization Initiative (MHPI) continues to offer new opportunities for developers, investment bankers, investors and communities alike.

With the Obama Administration's plans to continue expanding the number of military personnel and demand for more comfortable, contemporary housing, the fact that there has been no case of a default on a government loan - military housing construction projects are gaining attention as a stimulus tool to put Americans to work amidst a grinding recession – and The Bond Buyer's 4th Annual Financing Military Housing Privatization Conference is the only event that will give you insights to this complex and crucial sector!

• The government's $2.5B cash contribution in MHPI projects has generated $25B in up-front housing construction and will generate several times that amount over the 50-year term of most of these projects.
• Tenant satisfaction is high, particularly for revitalized and replacement housing.
• As of February 2009, DoD has privatized 94 projects including over 184,000 housing units, with 193,000 units scheduled to be privatized by the end of Fiscal Year 2010.

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We'll explore how military housing projects can be financed in the nation's housing market crisis and how the stimulus package's billions for military construction may help leverage additional private-sector activity. Click here to view the conference agenda.

The Bond Buyer's 4th Annual Financing Military Housing Privatization Conference is the place for all deal participants - developers, investment bankers, lawyers, guarantors, and investors - to discuss the latest structural innovations in the market and improving the delivery of housing to this important constituency. Click here to view the list of confirmed conference participants.

Learn how professionals are finding capital sources that can keep these projects moving, improving the delivery of housing to this important constituency.