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Enterprise CDFI Receives $50M Commitment from New York Life
Fixed-income investment to advance racial equity and support Equitable Path Forward.
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Baker School conversion completes Fay Towers rehousing trifecta
The $15.8 million rehab and conversion of the former elementary school into 50 apartments is the last of a trio of projects by the Richmond Redevelopment & Housing Authority and Enterprise Community Development to provide replacement housing for residents of the towers, which RRHA is looking to redevelop as mixed-income housing.
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Affordable Housing: 'In the Direct Path of Climate Change'
Managers of affordable housing at the deadly northern end of Ida's path review what worked, what didn't, and what we might need to abandon altogether.
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Regional land bank completes two new-build homes in Riverside
Two single-family homes are now built and ready for new owners in Buffalo's Riverside neighborhood, after the regional land bank worked with a minority- and women-owned construction firm to build the houses on formerly empty lots.
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Governor Urged To Sign Family Homelessness And Eviction Prevention Bill
Sen. Kavanagh And AM Rosenthal Urge Governor To Sign State Family Homelessness And Eviction Prevention Supplement Bill
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Grand Opening of Baker Senior Apartments and Fay Towers Project Completion
The event celebrated the completion of 50 new, modern apartment homes for seniors as well as the end of a three-phase redevelopment project to rehouse 200 elderly residents of the aging Fay Towers, built in 1976.
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$20 million investment boosts west Charlotte's historically Black communities
Charlotte's West End neighborhoods are getting $20 million to help with community reinvestment as groups battle gentrification of historic areas.
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Opening ceremony held for new senior living apartments in North Jackson Ward
Baker Senior Apartments has 50 new, modern apartment homes for senior citizens. The apartments were part of a three-phase redevelopment project that re-housed 200 elderly residents from the Fay Towers, which were built in 1976.