Practices
- Affordable Housing
- Tax Credits
- Commercial and CDFI Lending
- FHA Lending
- Community Land Trusts/Land Banks
- HUD Programs
- Tenant Purchases / Cooperatives
- General Corporate
Yale Law School, JD, 1993
Yale School of Organization and Management, MBA, 1993
Earlham College, BA, 1981, Phi Beta Kappa
Dan Ehrenberg's diverse practice involves the representation of public, private and nonprofit clients in a variety of housing, economic development and real estate transactions, including Low-Income Housing Tax Credits, FHA-insured loans, various HUD projects, affordable housing development, finance and preservation, community land trusts, land banks, nonprofit mergers and combinations, tenant purchases, cooperative conversions and community economic development. Dan also represents community development financial institutions whose activities involve lending to corporations and organizations that engage in housing and community economic development activities, own and operate commercial facilities, including lending to other nonprofit developers. Dan has advised clients on tax exemption, nonprofit and for-profit governance issues and corporate structuring, chairs two CDFI nonprofit organizations and has taught courses and seminars on nonprofit management and governance, employment law and the legal aspects of lending.
Prior to joining Klein Hornig, Dan was Real Estate Counsel for Volunteers of America, Inc. (VOA) in Alexandria, VA, one of the largest affordable housing providers in the nation. Prior to VOA, Dan was Deputy General Counsel for Neighborworks® America, a Congressionally-created and funded organization supporting community development and housing nonprofit organizations throughout the United States. Dan was assistant general counsel at CapitalOne working in their Telecommunications and Corporate Departments. He has also practiced corporate law at Wilmer Hale and at Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver and Jacobson. After completing law school, Dan clerked for Chief Justice Ellen Ash Peters of the Connecticut Supreme Court. Prior to law school, Dan served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Tanzania doing freshwater fish culture and worked for various community development nonprofit organizations in Bridgeport, CT.