Registration for WHEDA Conference 2025: How Housing Happens Now Open

Madison, Wis. – The Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority (WHEDA) is excited to announce that registration for its annual WHEDA Conference, WHEDA Conference 2025: How Housing Happens, is officially open. 

The annual WHEDA Conference is a unique opportunity for anyone within the affordable housing industry to meet and make meaningful connections with their peers. People throughout the Wisconsin housing ecosystem come together to gain niche industry knowledge and collaborate on innovative, unconventional ways to advance affordable housing. 

“Housing is an everything problem and an everyone problem. It will take innovation and collaboration to resolve the affordable housing crisis. I strongly encourage anyone who is interested in attending this year’s conference to take advantage of the Early Bird Registration discount between now and September 15, 2025,” says Elmer Moore, Jr., WHEDA CEO & Executive Director. 

WHEDA has been hosting some iteration of its annual WHEDA Conference since 1998. It continues to grow and change year after year to respond to trends, new product development, economic conditions, legislative changes, and challenges. Those interested in attending can register here. There is also an option for companies to register to exhibit in the Vendor Marketplace. 

All updates will be posted on our WHEDA Conference homepage, and sent to our email subscribers, with the Agenda and Speakers announced in the weeks to come. For program inquiries, contact WHEDAConference@wheda.com.

ABOUT WHEDA

The Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority is a self-supporting public agency whose mission is to help Wisconsin thrive by expanding access to affordable housing choices. Since its creation in 1972, the Authority has financed the development of more than 88,700 affordable rental units, helped more than 141,800 families purchase a home, and provided more than 29,280 small business and agricultural loan guarantees. To learn more about the Agency and its programs, visit wheda.com or call 800-334-6873.