Affordable Housing Finance’s 2010 Readers’ Choice Awards and Hall of Fame Luncheon

Nov. 5, 2010, atthe Fairmont

Millennium Park

Awards Luncheon sponsored by Bank of America/Merrill Lynch

Photography by Steve Kagan

David Leopold, senior vice president

and tax credit originations

executive for Bank of America/Merrill Lynch, and Susan

Friedland, executive director of

Affordable Housing Associates

FAMILY WINNER: PETALUMA AVENUE HOMESSebastopol, Calif.; developed by Affordable Housing Associates

Christine Serlin, executive editor of

Affordable Housing Finance, and

Jeff Oberdorfer, executive director of

First Community Housing

GREEN WINNER: CASA FELIZ STUDIOSSan Jose, Calif.; developed by First Community Housing and The John Stewart Co.

Bank of America’s David Leopold and

William F. Little, executive vice

president of development for the

Chicago Housing Authority

HISTORIC REHAB WINNER: BRITTON BUDD APARTMENTSChicago; developed by Chicago Housing Authority

AHF’s Christine Serlin with

Don Falk (center), executive director

of Tenderloin Neighborhood

Development Corp., and Jim Buckley,

former president of Citizens Housing

MASTER-PLANNED/MIXED-USE WINNER: MOSAICASan Francisco; developed by Citizens Housing Corp. and Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corp.

Bank of America’s David Leopold and

Linda Mandolini, executive director of

Eden Housing

PRESERVATION WINNER: ASHLAND VILLAGESan Leandro, Calif.; developed by Eden Housing

AHF’s Christine Serlin with

Gloria Burton, housing developer

and director of farmworker housing for Catholic Housing

Services

RURAL WINNER: VILLA SAN JUAN BAUTISTACentralia, Wash.; developed by Catholic Housing Services

Bank of America’s David Leopold with

Volunteers of America’s Robin

Keller, vice president of

affordable housing development, and Patrick Sheridan,

senior vice president of housing

development

SENIORS WINNER: THE TERRACES ON TULANENew Orleans; developed by Volunteers of America

AHF’s Christine Serlin with

Skid Row Housing Trust’s Mike Alvidrez

(center), executive director, and Cristian

Ahumada, housing director

SPECIAL-NEEDS WINNER: NEW CARVER APARTMENTSLos Angeles; developed by Skid Row Housing Trust

AHF’s Christine Serlin and Bank of America’s

David Leopold with Mercy Housing

California’s Sharon Christen (second from

left), senior housing developer; Ileah La Vora

(center), assistant project manager; and Lauren

Maddock, asset manager

OVERALL AND URBAN WINNERS: 10TH AND MISSION FAMILY HOUSINGSan Francisco; developed by Mercy Housing California

(From left) Stacy L. Spann, Howard County Housing; Alice Carr, Citi Community Capital; Kevin Zwick, Housing Trust of Santa Clara County; DJ Nelson, The Eagle Point Cos.; and Caleb Roope, The Pacific Cos.

AHF’s 2010 YOUNG LEADERS

HOUSING HALL OF FAME 2010 INDUCTEE: ROBERT GREER

President, Michaels Development Co.

HOUSING HALL OF FAME 2010 INDUCTEE: DAVID REZNICK

Co-founder and chairman, Reznick Group, P.C.

HOUSING HALL OF FAME 2010 INDUCTEES: PATRICIA AND THE LATE JAMES ROUSE

Bart Harvey, former president and CEO of Enterprise Community Partners, accepts the award on behalf of the Rouse family

HOUSING HALL OF FAME 2010 INDUCTEE: JULIA STASCH

Vice president of the human and community development program at the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation