The winner of the National Multifamily Housing Council’s Young Guns Pitch Competition for Emerging Leaders this year is Alecia Hill, vice president and assistant portfolio manager at real estate investment company FCP.
The award was given at the NMHC’s annual strategy meeting held in San Diego. The judges for her pitch, which focused on an investment strategy targeting affordable housing in Indianapolis, included David Carlson of EQT Exeter, Jay Parsons of Madera Residential and Melissa Pianko of InterCapital Group.
“As the critical need for affordable housing becomes increasingly income agnostic,” Hill said in a statement, “the business case for increased institutional investment in affordable housing has never been more compelling and presents long-term differentiated, market opportunities in supply-constrained or otherwise underserved geographies nationwide.”
Hill was also named to the 2024 NMHC Emerging Leaders Committee, a program that provides a peer-to-peer network for real estate professionals aged 40 and younger. The committee is led by Peter Herbst of Berkshire Residential, Courtney Crowder of Newmark and Dan Campbell of UDR.
At FCP, based in Chevy Chase, Maryland, Hill is responsible for growing the firm’s impact investing initiatives and its group that is focused on affordable housing preservation.