New York allocates $25 billion for affordable long-term housing
The state has arranged for three webinars where you can learn more about several new funding opportunities that can help.
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Oct 13, 2022, 10:54 AM
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6h agoNew York state is getting the word out
about $25 billion that has been set aside for affordable long-term housing.
The state has arranged for three webinars where you can learn
more about several new funding opportunities that can help.
The state has allocated $25 billion to create and
preserve 100,000 affordable homes - 10,000 of which will have
supportive services for vulnerable people.
The first virtual meeting
you can attend to learn more about this is at noon today.
For more information, click here.
