Affordable Housing News & Views - July 2019
When the Atlanta Braves decided to build a new stadium, their vision included revitalizing the surrounding neighborhood. Watch our latest MLB video to see how The Battery has become a shining example of community development. Interested in learning more? See how legislative initiatives, public-private partnerships, and cutting edge programs like Opportunity Zones are changing the game in community development.
AROUND THE COMMUNITY
Charlotte Recommends 8 Affordable Housing Projects Get Money From Trust Fund (WFAE 90.7)
Housing Authority Buys More Real Estate For Affordable Housing (KVUE ABC)
Enterprise & NeighborWorks Publishes New Report On Health Outcomes (HousingOnline.com)
Economic Research Report: Estimating The Local Economic Impacts Of Building Affordable Housing (HousingOnline.org)
Density Concerns v. Affordable Housing: Proposed Project Divides City Council (Missoulan.com)
Reno Looking At Tax-Delinquent, Abandoned Homes For Affordable Housing (Reno Gazette Journal)
Hotel, Housing And Nightclub Set For Underground Atlanta (SaportaReport.com)
State Bill Would Free Up $16M For Affordable Housing In Santa Cruz (Santa Cruz Sentinel)
Freddie Mac: Cities Rapidly Losing Affordable Housing (Multi-Housing News)
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