Sentences with phrase «future of affordable home»

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Without this federal commitment, the future of New York's greatest affordable housing resource, and home to more than a half a million primarily low - income New Yorkers looks bleaker than ever.»

Following Hurricane Irma, a Coconut Grove homeowner started looking for a way to protect her home from future storms and flooding and found inspiration in affordable houses built on stilts in Louisiana, but many counties in Florida — with the possible exception of Monroe — don't plan to use post-hurricane Federal Emergency Management Agency money on single - family home elevations.

The goal, according to USC's Albert Rizzo, PhD of the Institute's Medical Virtual Reality research group, is to conduct research to develop the evidence base to support the future of home - based rehabilitation that is effective, convenient and affordable.

Overall, taking these steps before speaking with a lender about a home equity line of credit is necessary to ensure the new HELOC is affordable both now and in the future.

A: A big down payment is healthy because it gives you instant equity in the home and makes your monthly payments more affordable — two things which reduce your risk of foreclosure in the event of some future setback.

The white paper further highlighted the creation of framework for a universal loss mitigation program for the future, when the Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP) expires at the end of the year.

Belkin, which makes some of the more accessible and affordable home automation gear, promised it would add support for HomeKit to its WeMo devices «in the very near future»... back in January.

And the cap on return helps keep homes bought with CHT assistance affordable for future buyers — who also save because they pay only for the house instead of the house and the land.

The other way CHT keeps the homes permanently affordable is to own the land under every home that enters the trust — all part of the grant agreement with the original buyer — and to retain ownership with every future sale.

Improving access to affordable mortgage financing for qualified home buyers and investors and committing additional resources to loan modifications and short sales will help reduce current and future inventories of real estate owned (REO) properties held by government agencies, according to the National Association of Realtors ®.

If the goal of the pre-budget consultation is to build up Ontario's future, then finding ways to make home ownership affordable is a great place to start.»

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HomeFinder.com connects homebuyers with their potential future home, and the Windy City Habitat for Humanity connects people in need of affordable housing with the resources to make this happen.

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Now it's being developed into the future home of The Canary District, which will include 805 market condominiums, 28 townhomes and 12 loft units; top - tier retail space; 253 units of affordable housing with a broad range of housing types, including two - storey maisonettes and one - and two - storey apartments; George Brown College's first student residence; and a YMCA complex housing a pool, gym, fitness centre and community facilities.