The Robert C. Larson Housing Policy Leadership Awards recognize exemplary state and local programs, policies, and practices that support the production, rehabilitation, or preservation of affordable and workforce housing. Learn more about the  previous winners and finalists by clicking on the links below.

2020 Winner

The Terwilliger Center is pleased to announce the 2020 Robert C. Larson Housing Policy Leadership Award Winner. Congratulations to the Town of Vail/Vail Local Housing Authority’s Vail InDEED program.

To learn more about the winners of this year’s Housing Awards, please check out our 2020 Housing Awards video.

2020 Finalists:

• Massachusetts Housing Partnership’s Community Technical Assistance program
• Houston, Texas, Housing and Community Development Department’s Multifamily Program Equitable Distribution Policy
• City of Tempe, Arizona, Human Services – Housing Services Department’s Affordable and Workforce Housing Strategies

2019 Winners

The winners of the 2019 Robert C. Larson Housing Policy Leadership Award were announced at ULI’s Fall Meeting in Washington, DC.

• Philadelphia Redevelopment Authority’s Land + Credit = Workforce Homeownership Program
• New York City Housing Development Corporation’s Mitchell-Lama Reinvestment Program

2018 Winners

The 2018 Robert C. Larson award winners were announced during ULI’s Fall Meeting. Congratulations to the 2018 winners:

• Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s Metro Affordable Transit Connected Housing Program
• State of New York Mortgage Finance Agency’s Community Restoration Fund

2018 Finalists

• New Jersey Housing and Mortgage Finance Agency’s Mixed-Income Reserve
• New York City Housing Development Corporation’s Mixed-Middle Income Program

2017 Winner

• Washington, D.C.’s Department of Housing and Community Development

2017 Finalists

• Boston, Massachusetts: Department of Neighborhood Development
• Denver, Colorado: Office of Economic Development, Housing Development Division
• New York, New York: Housing Development Corporation

2016 Winner

• Chicago’s Troubled Buildings Initiative

2016 Finalists

• Arlington County, Virginia
• State of Iowa
• City of New York, New York

2015 Winners

• Palm Beach County Workforce Housing Program (WHP)
• Connecticut Housing Finance Authority’s (CHFA) Small Multifamily Rental Development Strategy

• 2014 Winners and Finalists
• 2013 Winners
• 2012 Winners
• 2011 Winner

CONTACT US

For more information, email Terwilliger.Award@uli.org.