David Abromowitz, is a partner with the law firm of Goulston & Storrs. Abromowitz conducts a broad national practice leading complex development and financing transactions, representing for-profit, nonprofit, and governmental organizations. Growing clients frequently turn to him for advice in all aspects of their operation and strategic planning. He is nationally known for particular expertise in many areas of affordable housing and economic development, including Section 42 multi-family residential properties, active adult and assisted living communities, revitalized public housing and HOPE VI matters, Section 236 and Section 8 financings, community land trusts, and other multi-layered public and private financings
Memberships
- American Bar Association Forum on Affordable Housing and Community Development
- National Housing and Rehabilitation Association Community Involvement
- Chair, ABA Forum on Affordable Housing and Community Development (1996-97) and Board Member (1987-1998)
- Co-Chair and founding member, Lawyers Clearinghouse on Affordable Housing and Homelessness (Co-Chair, 1993-1998)
- Board, YouthBuild USA (1998-present)
- Board, National Housing and Rehabilitation Association (1997-present)
- President, Congregation Eitz Chayin
- Board, Equity Trust (1996-present)
- Chair, Goulston & Storrs Pro Bono Committee (overseeing firm's award-winning pro bono program)
Recognition
- Honored by National Economic Development and LawCenter, 2004
Education
- HarvardLawSchool - JD, magna cum laude, 1982
- PrincetonUniversity - BA, magna cum laude, 1978
Admissions
News Stand
- Co-author, Supreme Court Decision Fails to Lift 121A Tax Burden, Client Alert, November 2004
- Presenter, "Public Service Opportunities in the Private Sector," HarvardLawSchool, 2003
- "Housing Policy Debate is Needed," Boston Globe, April 14, 2002
- "Affordable Housing's Return on Investment," Banker & Tradesman, January 10, 2000
- "CommunityLand Trusts," Property and Values, Island Press, 2000
- Presenter, National Association of Black Realtors, "Making Affordable Assisted Living a Reality," Louisville, KY, 2000
- Presenter, Real Estate Finance Association forum, 1999
- Multi-Family World, 1998
Assisted Living Facilities Association National Meeting, 1997
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