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Invest Atlanta approves several affordable housing projects
From the Saporta Report:
At the Aug. 22 Invest Atlanta and Urban Residential Finance Authority board meeting, the city’s economic development authority green-lit over $180 million in bonds, loans and grant funds to various affordable housing projects. It’s part of an ongoing city goal to create and preserve 20,000 affordable housing units by 2030. In May, Invest Atlanta announced […]
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Which ever government has financing. It wouldn't be free. The gov would collect interest and make money just like any private developer. Considering this is basically how Freddie Mac already operates with Single Family Homes it's not a stretch to extend this gov financing to big multifamily projects owned by tenants.
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don't forget to tip your landlord, peon
If private capital won't develop homes, the government should fund the housing project of residents that want to live there.
The Work From Home debate plays a huge role in Real Estate right now :).
This is in Canada. They don't offer 30 year fixed mortgages generally.
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Haha, this is going to be hilarious. AWS is going to crash and burn so hard. It just may trigger an exodus from could computing.
Other than time to market what real advantages does it give companies? Most companies are not Silicon Valley start ups. Been hearing more and more about companies moving things back in house and a major outage will drive that trend even more.
OH NO! Anyways...
There's a mandatory arbitration clause in almost every lease. Disney trying to use it to escape clear legal liability is a harbinger for how everyone will use this including landlords.
Bruh that's within the margin of error. She should be blowing away someone as bad as Trump. This is Hilary all over again.
Anything juicy to share?