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AOBA is pleased to invite property management professionals, with three to 10 years of property management experience, to serve on the newly created...
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AOBA's non-partisan government affairs activities in DC, Maryland and Virginia provide members with substantial savings in utilities, property taxes and other regulatory fees -- savings that enhance value to owners, tenants and residents. Brief highlights of AOBA's advocacy accomplishments in 2017 are included in the 2017 Advocacy Highlights.
AOBA's advocacy efforts are focused on:
Regional Advocacy Issues: Nicola Whiteman, Esq., Senior Vice
President of Government Affairs
District of Columbia: Kirsten Williams, Esq., Vice President of Government Affairs, DC
Maryland: Ron Wineholt, Vice President of Government Affairs, MD;
Montgomery County: Nicola Whiteman
Virginia: Brian Gordon, Vice President of Government Affairs, VA, or
Bismah Ahmed, Director of Government Affairs, VA
AOBA is pleased to invite property management professionals, with three to 10 years of property management experience, to serve on the newly created...
Read PostThe Virginia Government Affairs Committee will meet Tuesday, November 13. The Committee will be discussing evictions and real estate tax assessment...
Read PostThe Maryland General Election on Nov. 6 brought few surprises in statewide and General Assembly races. As expected, Governor Hogan won reelection...
Read PostAs a reminder, members will soon see the impact of DC Water’s Board of Directors approval of their multi-year water and sewer rate proposals...
Read PostThe Prince George’s County Department of Housing and Community Development recently released a draft Comprehensive Housing Strategy, intended...
Read PostThe AOBA Board of Directors is pleased to announce the organization has expanded its advocacy presence in DC with an additional staff member joining...
Read PostAs 2018 draws to a close, it's important to note that the year began with a series of utility rate decreases and rate credits. This year, however,...
Read PostAOBA's Kirsten Williams joined DC business and government leaders last week for an international mission, organized by Mayor Bowser’s office,...
Read PostAOBA organized a “Meet and Greet” with the incoming Montgomery County council freshmen and At Large winners of the Democratic primary on...
Read PostCongratulations to Bismah Ahmed, AOBA’s Director of Government Affairs - Virginia, for being named as one of the "40 under 40" emerging...
Read PostIt's time to plan ahead for THE year-end event - AOBA’s Holiday Party on December 6, 6:00 to 9:00pm at our NEW venue – the...
Read PostFor the past several years, tenant advocates, housing providers and the Council have been debating the use of concessions. In some areas and for...
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