TBC’s Real Estate Innovation Series

TBC’s Real Estate Innovation Series is a national, three-part virtual series exploring education, land access, and capital pathways for emerging developers. Bringing together program leaders, public agencies, CDFIs, nonprofit organizations, and private sector partners, the series highlights real-world models and strategies, offering practical insights, case studies, and examples that show what it actually takes to move projects forward, and how industry stakeholders can play a role in creating more accessible pathways into development.

Education: (1) Capital Impact Partners, (2) Community Developers Roundtable, and (3) Polk County Housing Trust Fund
Land: (1) City of Baltimore, (2) City of Boston, and (3) Hartford Land Bank
Capital: SMJ Development, and Bon Bon Developers

- Part 1: Advancing Developer Education (April 14)
| 4/14/26
Advancing Developer Education | (1) Introduction

Introduced by Sabrina Correia of JPMorgan, this session brought together organizations supporting emerging developer, through education and capacity building.
- Part 1: Advancing Developer Education (April 14)
| 4/14/26
Advancing Developer Education | (2) Capital Impact Partners

Capital Impact Partners shared their EDI program, a 9-month cohort that supports emerging developers become “deal ready”.
- Part 1: Advancing Developer Education (April 14)
| 4/14/26
Advancing Developer Education | (3) Community Developer Roundtable

The Community Developers Roundtable highlighted a cohort-based, developer-led model in Fort Worth and Dallas Texas. focused on long-term capacity building, and access to capital.
- Part 1: Advancing Developer Education (April 14)
| 4/14/26
Advancing Developer Education | (4) Polk County Housing Trust Fund, Julian Neely

Polk County Housing Trust Fund presented the Developer Launchpad, a two-phase program that connects training to joint venture development and equity participation.
- Part 1: Advancing Developer Education (April 14)
| 4/14/26
Advancing Developer Education | (5) Closing Remarks

The strongest programs go beyond training, combining relationships, real-world experience, and access to capital to move projects forward.

TBC’s Real Estate Innovation Series

Advancing Developer Education | (1) Introduction

Advancing Developer Education | (2) Capital Impact Partners

Advancing Developer Education | (3) Community Developer Roundtable

Advancing Developer Education | (4) Polk County Housing Trust Fund, Julian Neely

Advancing Developer Education | (5) Closing Remarks

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