Partners & Supporters

TASFGA intends to partner with institutions that share the commitment to evidence-based governance standards and owner accountability.

What partnership looks like

• Academic — housing-law clinics, urban-policy programs, and schools of public administration contributing research and student practitioners.
• Civil society — owner-advocacy coalitions, tenants' rights organizations where co-ops and condos intersect with broader housing work.
• Media — newsrooms covering housing, finance, and regulatory gaps.
• Foundation & philanthropic — funders underwriting research and standards development.

Independence Policy

TASFGA's Independence Policy provides that it will accept no funding or in-kind support from managing-agent firms, the law firms that represent them, or real-estate brokerages operating in the condominium and cooperative space. The policy takes effect on TASFGA's date of formation. See Financials & Transparency for the full policy.

Named partners will be listed here once partnership agreements are executed.