US - Three of New York City's pension funds have allocated an additional US$20m to their public/private apartment rehabilitation programme (PPAR), which provides financing for multifamily rehabilitation and new construction in low and moderate income neighbourhoods.
New York City comptroller William C. Thompson signed the agreement adding Neighbourhood Housing Services (NHS) of New York City (NHS) to the programme. Under PPAR, the Community Preservation Cor...
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