Eighteen communities across the Tri-Counties are exploring projects that could lure investment money into underserved neighborhoods using a new federal tax credit that designated them as “opportunity zones.” With a statewide housing shortage, investors and economic development agencies immediately seized on the idea to help fund new housing developments, but officials said they hope to…
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