Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency announced $25 million in HOME-ARP funding to help create or preserve more than 200 rental units for at-risk or homeless Pennsylvanians. The program supports construction or preservation of affordable housing, which is modestly positive for local housing supply and related demand but unlikely to materially move broader markets.
Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency announced $25 million in HOME-ARP funding to help create or preserve more than 200 rental units for at-risk or homeless Pennsylvanians. The program supports construction or preservation of affordable housing, which is modestly positive for local housing supply and related demand but unlikely to materially move broader markets.
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