EXPERIENCE THE MOMENTUM
- Solution-driven sessions – Practical strategies and real-world applications
- Peer exchange – Direct conversations with people doing this work every day
- Actionable takeaways – Tools, models, and approaches you can use immediately
- Field leadership – Perspectives from local, state, and national partners
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How much is registration?
Your ticket to Florida’s premier affordable housing conference comes with unparalleled access to expert-led sessions, dynamic discussions, and networking opportunities that can transform your work.
Register early to secure the best rate!
- Early Bird (Before May 31)
- Members: $605
- Non-Members: $855
- Regular Rate (June 1 – July 31)
- Members: $680
- Non-Members: $930
- Late Registration (After July 31)
- Members: $805
- Non-Members: $1055
Maximize Your Investment!
Did you know? The non-member rate is higher than the cost of an annual membership plus the member registration rate. By becoming a Florida Housing Coalition member, you’ll save money and gain access to exclusive year-round benefits, including free training and resources.
Join today and register as a member—it’s the best deal for your budget and your mission! For membership information, visit the Florida Housing Coalition’s Membership page today.
What does my registration fee include?
Full access to all sessions and plenaries, the exhibit hall, networking events, and meals that are provided during the conference.
How do I book a hotel?
We’ve secured a special discounted rate for conference attendees at the Rosen Centre Hotel & Conference Center, our official host hotel.
- Rosen Centre Hotel – Orlando, FL
- Special Conference Rate: $149 per night (excluding taxes and fees)
To book your room, CLICK HERE
Be advised: Rooms Sell Out Fast!
What can I expect from attendance?
Change Built to Last. Designed to Move Housing Forward. To Vision. Impact. People.
- Reachable – Expanding access to housing for those who need it most
- Equitable – Advancing fair housing and inclusive community investment
- Permanently Affordable – Protecting long-term affordability
- Available – Increasing supply through policy, planning, and production
- Innovative – Applying new models, tools, and approaches
- Resilient – Strengthening housing against economic and environmental pressures
You’ll hear what’s being tested, what’s scaling, and where communities are making measurable progress.
Peer exchange – Direct conversations with people doing this work every day
Actionable takeaways – Tools, models, and approaches you can use immediately
Field leadership – Perspectives from local, state, and national partners
Will there be networking opportunities?
Yes! One of the main benefits of the conference is meeting up with other housing professionals, practitioners, and leaders in the field. You’ll network at receptions, roundtables, workshops, the exhibit hall, and informal meetups. We also encourage everyone to download our Whova app (releasing in July) to message people directly, start conversation threads, schedule meetups, and see other attendees.
When is the 2026 Schedule released?
A preliminary agenda is posted in spring and the full schedule in summer.
Is the conference accessible?
Yes. ADA accommodations, dietary adjustments, and other needs can be requested during registration.
Can I apply to present?
Are sponsorship opportunities available?
Yes, conference sponsorship is one of the many opportunities for our Partners for Better Housing. The conference brings together over 1,300 diverse housing professionals.
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION ON 2026 SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
We’d love to talk to you! Contact us at engage@flhousing.org