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Young CEO Turns Carlisle, Florida Housing On Its Ear
Editor’s note: AFFORDABLE HOUSING FINANCE has selected 15 outstanding industry leaders under the age of 40. These 15 individuals will be featured in the June, July, September, October, and November issues of AFFORDABLE HOUSING FINANCE. For a complete list of the 2008 Young Leaders, go to...
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Hud's Cabrera Joins Nonprofit Developer
Orlando J. Cabrera, former assistant secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), has been named CEO of National Community Renaissance (CORE), one of the nation’s largest nonprofit affordable housing developers.
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More Money for Green Properties
Tallman Pines sold its low-income housing tax credits (LIHTCs) for more than $1 per dollar of credit even after prices began to dip. Bank of America bid high to invest in the public housing redevelopment in Deerfield Beach, Fla., and kept its commitment to close the deal last summer even after...
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Beating Them, and Joining Them
Orlando, Fla. —“Know thy self, know thy enemy,” advised Sun Tzu in The Art of War. It appears Freddie Mac is taking that advice.
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Mortgage Bankers Debate Lending Outlook
Orlando, Fla.–When America’s commercial mortgage bankers gather here Feb.
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Square D Clipsal Design Centre's Anniversary
Schneider Electric's Orlando, Fla., Square D Clipsal Design Centre recently celebrated its one-year anniversary with a party for customers and partners. The center features a variety of home vignettes and offers design and project assistance to contractors.
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Controversial shelter-in-place developments withstand Southern California's wildfires; Florida legislation burdens roofers; Long Island building probe yields arrests; more
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Following the 2004 hurricane season, Florida-based Mercedes Homes paired up with researchers at the DOE's Building America program to design and build a truly hurricane-resistant home. But as researchers and builders have come to understand only too well, a home that provides complete protection...
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Multifamily Leads the Way in Orange County
Orange County, Calif.—For the first time in more than 15 years, multifamily development is strongly outpacing single-family construction in Orange County, Calif.
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Multifamily Leads the Way in Orange County
Orange County, Calif.—For the first time in more than 15 years, multifamily development is strongly outpacing single-family construction in Orange County, Calif.