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U.S.-Canada lumber deal; FEMA guidelines; OSHA ruse; lead threat; more
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Restoring Trust - School of Demolition - Tougher Codes - High Hazard Study - Storm-Tracking Tools
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It doesn't take a Category 5 hurricane to create a huge mold problem. Mold is rampant throughout the East and Gulf Coast regions. But coastal contractors need to know that mold is not toxic and does not cause diseases. It is simply an allergen that has to be dealt with accordingly.
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Freddie stretches to make Gulf Coast deals work
Freddie Mac and its lender partners are working closely with their Gulf Coast borrowers to make sure multifamily owners have the help they need to rebuild properties in communities devastated by Hurricane Katrina in August 2005.
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Musicians’ village planned in New Orleans
New Orleans was one of the most musical cities in the world until Hurricane Katrina devastated the community and dispersed its residents across the country.
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New Orleans recovery lags
New Orleans – Six months after Hurricane Katrina wreaked destruction on the Big Easy, efforts to rebuild and repopulate the city remain stalled, according to Amy Liu, deputy director for the Brookings Institution.
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News, Trends & People
New Orleans – Investor interest in the multifamily market here is very strong despite a lack of good land.
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Katrina by the Numbers
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Dangerous Demolition - Gulf Renaissance - Insurance Rates to Climb - Named Storms Break the Record
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Habitat to double worldwide production
Jonathan Reckford, the new CEO of Habitat for Humanity, didn’t see Hurricane Katrina disaster recovery as part of his job description when he was given the position just before the hurricane struck New Orleans in August 2005.