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More Housing Relief On The Way From D.C
Posted on October 20th, 2009 11:40pm by Candy Evans
Filed under Changing market trends in Real Estate, Real Estate
Filed under Changing market trends in Real Estate, Real Estate
In the form of bonds for affordable multi-family developments as well as single family homes… for first time home-buyers and developers of rental units. This is going to be very, very interesting… shall we place the bets now on who will reap the most?
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Where is this multifamily going to to be built. Unless it provides some mechanism to tear down old apts and THEN build new, I’m not sure how this can be a success.