Grants To Revamp Neighborhoods

HUD makes $492.5 million available for revitalization projects; new guidelines to cap each grant.

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August 3, 2002, 11:00 AM PDT

Revitalization grant funds may be used for capital costs of major rehabilitation, new construction and other physical improvements, demolition of severely distressed public housing, acquisition of sites for off-site construction and community and supportive service programs for residents, including those relocated as a result of revitalization efforts.

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