RealEstateRama states that U.S. Housing and Urban Development Secretary Shaun Donovan announced the availability of $95 million to support sustainable local initiatives through the FY 2011. The money is available through the Regional Planning and Community Challenge Planning Grant Programs from HUD’s Office of Sustainable Housing and Communities. Awarded competitively, both programs work to expand housing choices, improve connections between employment centers and homes, and reduce barriers to achieving affordable, economically vital, and sustainable communities. “Connecting affordable housing choices with quality schools and jobs not only ensures families will be able to provide a safe environment for their children, but it also provides communities large and small with the resources they need to make a sustainable plan for their future.” Donovan said.
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Spencer Roane
Kudos to Tony & his staff for bringing info like this to our attention.u00a0 In the middle of all thatu2019s going on in nWashing right now to raise revenue, cut expenses, balance the budget, reduce the debt, etc. itu2019s unfathomable that a govt. agency could be giving away n$95M!u00a0 Given, however, that it is happening, I wonder if anyone in our industry is trying to get some of this money to promote manufactured housing, develop a national advertising program, nrefurbish communities, develop better finance programs, netc.? nu00a0nnSpencer Roanenn
Kudos to Tony & his staff for bringing info like this to our attention.u00a0 In the middle of all thatu2019s going on in nWashing right now to raise revenue, cut expenses, balance the budget, reduce the debt, etc. itu2019s unfathomable that a govt. agency could be giving away n$95M!u00a0 Given, however, that it is happening, I wonder if anyone in our industry is trying to get some of this money to promote manufactured housing, develop a national advertising program, nrefurbish communities, develop better finance programs, netc.? nu00a0nnSpencer Roanenn