The Housing and Development Law Institute (HDLI) is a nationwide non-profit membership organization that serves as a legal resource for stakeholders in the affordable and public housing industry. HDLI is the only national organization solely addressing the legal, rather than the policy or administrative, issues facing public housing and redevelopment agencies. HDLI publishes legal periodicals, prepares annual reviews of important cases affecting housing agencies, publishes an index to HUD regulations, conducts CLE conferences and other educational activities, provides legal training and individualized counseling, sponsors an active list serve, and serves as a friend of the court, or amicus, in appropriate cases important to its members.



Announcing:
HDLI's NEW Online Fair Housing Training

HDLI Membership:

Join HDLI Now and receive our membership benefits.

HDLI On-Site Training:

HDLI is available to conduct personalized Fair Housing Training on-site at your agency. Contact HDLI as soon as possible to secure your preferred dates. Fair Housing Training is also available for private companies.

HDLI Conferences:

Each Spring and each Fall, HDLI holds a legal conference designed to educate housing agency officials, employees, and legal counsel on hot legal topics of importance to public housing agencies.  At each conference, HDLI assembles prominent speakers on a host of current and hot topics important to housing agencies.  HDLI provides to all attendees a binder full of helpful monologues, cases, statutes and regulations. These materials serve as excellent additions to your resource library, and they are available for purchase.

Upcoming HDLI Conferences

HDLI Membership/Board of Directors:

In 2013, HDLI’s membership consists of more than 200 public housing and redevelopment agencies, law firms and companies that serve public housing agencies across the United States.  HDLI’s prestigious board of directors is composed of executive directors of public housing agencies, as well as the housing attorneys who represent those agencies. The business affairs of HDLI are managed by HDLI’s Executive Director & General Counsel.

Housing and Development Law Institute; 630 Eye Street, NW; Washington, D.C., 20001-3736; Phone: 202-289-3400; Fax 202-289-3401 E-mail: hdli@hdli.org