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Issue
No. 23 Winter 2005
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Community Center |
Tools
for Housing and Economic Development
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Eastern Bank's Stan Lukowski says participation in housing-related activities is an extension of the bank's community-focused philosophy and technical expertise. |
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When the A.E. Coffin Press Lofts development entered its final phase of construction late last year, the sponsors felt confident that several structural challenges had finally been resolved. |
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The New Markets Tax Credits program provides a tax incentive for community-development lenders and the capital markets to invest in areas that have historically experienced poor access to credit. |
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The Cedar Street group home in Wakefield, Massachusetts, allows residents to live in a typical small-town neighborhood without sacrificing access to the around-the-clock support of a trained staff. |
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Good design is playing an increasingly important role in the development of economically viable housing initiatives throughout New England. |
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Architect Bruce Hampton comments on three award-winning affordable-housing initiatives funded by the Bank. |
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The Advisory Council plays an important role in keeping the Bank's affordable housing and community-lending initiatives responsive to regional needs across New England. |
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The Nonprofit Finance Fund provides loans and business analysis to nonprofit organizations focusing on social services, community development, education, arts and culture, and more. |
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The Bank recently sponsored a forum to brief members and communities on the benefits of Massachusetts' new Chapter 40R housing measure.
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