A full day in Moscone South
The Non-Profit Housing Association of Northern California held its 47th Annual Affordable Housing Conference on Thursday, 24 September 2026 at Moscone Center in San Francisco. The venue's own event record places the day in Moscone South. The organiser's event listing gives the window as 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., and the organiser's conference page states the doors open at 8 a.m. and the conference ends at 5:30 p.m. Registration closed ahead of the date.
The money sits in the sponsor packet
The organiser's 2026 sponsor packet carries the venue and the attendance figure. Its line reads more than 1,200 housing leaders, developers, lenders, public agencies, policymakers and advocates, convening at Moscone Center for a full day of workshops and networking. A second line reads connect with 1,200+ decision makers shaping Bay Area housing.
The ladder runs from $50,000 to $1,000
The packet prices eight levels. Legacy Leadership Partner is $50,000. Movement Partner is $35,000. Underwriter is $20,000. Community Builder is $10,000. Benefactor is $5,000. Sustainer is $3,500. Donor is $2,000. Supporter is $1,000.
Each level carries a published benefit set with its own deadline. Speaker placement closes on 10 August. Stage, social media, email and on-site recognition, and the ticket allocation, close on 10 September. Conference bag placement closed on 26 June. Website listing and guest list access close on 18 September, and the packet limits the guest list benefit to a name and employer listing. Contributions are tax-deductible less $400 per free or purchased pass. The packet gives NPH as a 501(c)(3) organisation, number 94-2741597, and dates the association to 1979. This is the 47th edition of the conference.
Booth priority starts at $10,000
Exhibitor tables run first-come, first-serve. The packet gives priority placements to levels at $10,000 and above and states that limited tables are available at each qualifying level. The ticket allocation runs from 12 at Legacy Leadership Partner down to one at Supporter, offered until sold out. Booth priority closes on 10 August. Six price levels carry an available booth on the packet's grid, and the ticket row prices eight.
The top tiers, name by name
The conference page shows its top five tiers as logo blocks. Merritt Community Capital Corporation sits in the Legacy Leadership Partner block. JPMorgan Chase sits in the Movement Partner block. First Citizens Bank and U.S. Bank sit in the Underwriter block. The Community Builder block carries the California Department of Housing and Community Development, MidPen Housing, Swinerton, Wells Fargo and Yes on Prop 1.
Builders, architects and lenders on the roll
The Benefactor block carries a larger logo grid. Names on it include BBI Construction, Blach Construction, Cahill, D+H Construction, ICON Builders, Roberts-Obayashi, Saarman, Sunseri Construction, Anzel Galvan, lowney arch and rrm design group. The same grid carries Capital One, Beneficial State Bank, Enterprise, the National Equity Fund and the California Municipal Finance Authority, alongside Alta Housing, Burbank Housing, EAH Housing, Eden Housing, Mercy Housing, the San Francisco Foundation and the City of San Jose.
The Sustainer tier holds 45 names, and the tier mixes the trades in one list. Contractors and builders named there include Brown Construction, Deacon Construction, Guerdon Modular, Guzman Construction Group, Huff Construction and Tricorp Group. Architecture and planning practices named there include BAR Architects, Dahlin Group Architecture Planning, HKIT Architects, Mithun and ROUX. Capital providers and related firms named there include the California Housing Finance Agency, Century Housing, the Low Income Investment Fund, the San Francisco Housing Accelerator Fund, Partner Engineering and Science, Sun Light & Power and Sunrun Multifamily.
The Donor tier holds 23 names, among them Devcon Construction, J.H. Fitzmaurice, L&D Construction, Nibbi Brothers General Contractors, David Baker Architects, Architects FORA, the Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco, PGIM Real Estate and Novogradac & Company.
The Supporter tier holds 42 names, among them INCORAGE General Contractors, Midstate Construction Corporation, Mendoza Engineers, Mogavero Architects, Paulett Taggart Architects, Saida + Sullivan Design Partners, Steinberg Hart, Van Meter Williams Pollack, LDP Architecture, Herman Coliver Locus Architecture, KeyBank Community Development Lending, Red Stone Equity Partners, Walker & Dunlop and Bank of America. A further list, Bay Area Housing Partners, carries the Council of Community Housing Organizations, East Bay Housing Organizations, Generation Housing, the Housing Leadership Council of San Mateo County and Silicon Valley at Home.
The room the sponsors are buying
The packet publishes the audience split. Developers are 35 percent. Lenders and investors are 15 percent. Public agencies are 15 percent. Policy and advocacy is 10 percent. Construction and contracting is 8 percent. Architecture and engineering is 7 percent. Other is 10 percent.
The lenders and the public agencies together hold 30 percent of the published chart.
The venue sets one cost term of its own. Legends Global is the exclusive provider of food service at Moscone Center.