David Wohl, the President of Sabino Community Development, has more than 35 years of experience in affordable housing development and finance.

David is the President of Newport SW LLC, an affordable housing development company, and is responsible for site selection and acquisition, developing the project concept, assembling the development team, putting together the financing, and supervising construction and leaseup. Newport SW's first project, Newport at Amphi, opened in December 2021 and was fully-occupied in January 2022. Newport SW is a joint venture between SCDR and Newport Partners, a California-based diversified real estate company.

He is a consultant to Enterprise Housing Credit Investments, one of the nation's leading syndicators of tax-credit equity, analyzing and providing due diligence review for potential Low-Income Housing Tax Credit investments.

David has been the Housing Finance Consultant to the City of Tucson for public housing and neighborhood revitalization projects financed under the LIHTC and HOPE VI programs. He has consulted to financial institutions including the Federal Home Loan Bank of Cincinnati, Arizona MultiBank Community Development Corporation, the Kresge Foundation, PPEP Microbusiness & Housing Development Corporation, the Neighborhood Reinvestment Corporation, the Texas Housing Finance Corporation, the City of Phoenix Department of Neighborhood Services, Banc One Community Development Corporation, the Tucson Industrial Development Authority, and the National Equity Fund, and has provided technical assistance to local community organizations such as Tucson's Compass Affordable Housing and Metropolitan Housing Corporation, the Housing Trust of Santa Fe, the Arlington (VA) Partnership for Affordable Housing, and the El Paso Collaborative for Community Development.

As the founder and CEO of the Cincinnati Development Fund, a multi-bank community development financial institution, he made loans that resulted in the construction and rehabilitation of affordable housing in Southwest Ohio and northern Kentucky and helped developers arrange grant, debt, and equity financing, using low-income housing tax credits, for hundreds more apartments.

David is a member of the Pima County Regional Affordable Housing Commission, appointed by the Pima County Board of Supervisors. He is the Treasurer of the Board of Directors of the Tucson Museum of Art. David is a graduate of the Harvard Kennedy School of Government, Emory University Law School, and Colgate University.