I have been a housing lawyer my entire career, and a leader of Klein Hornig since the start of the firm. I am deeply invested in the firm and the work we do. I particularly enjoy helping clients tackle ambitious projects by solving puzzles and bringing together multiple parties and funding sources to help improve communities across the country.
Dan Rosen helps structure and close complicated deals for developers and owners of affordable and mixed-income housing. He has worked with public, private, nonprofit, and for-profit clients as they build, buy, preserve, and finance thousands of units across the country using dozens of funding sources.
Dan draws on three decades of experience with complex financial and regulatory frameworks, whether supporting new development or untangling layers of existing financing to redevelop an existing site. He prides himself on working with the full Klein Hornig team to plan for and help smooth out the intense stretches of a transaction. This involves juggling strategic and challenges, as well as overseeing a massive volume of documents. Clients appreciate Dan’s ability to assemble resources, synthesize issues, and get the job done.
Dan is a former Chair of the American Bar Association’s Forum on Affordable Housing and Community Development Law. Early in his career, Dan was an Associate General Counsel at The Community Builders, Inc., a nonprofit developer.
