Seven neighborhoods will get a $35 million boost from seven companies to help kickstart redevelopment in areas of the city that residents say are often neglected.
Describing the effort as “historic commitments” to the neighborhoods, city officials announced Monday that the funding will be used to improve parks, streetscapes and commercial corridors as well as single-family and affordable housing over the next five years…Continue Reading or Check Out Our Exclusive, Off-Market Real Estate Investment Opportunities!
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