Philly mayor launches H.O.M.E. Initiative targeting city's housing crisis
Initiative, Mayor Cherelle Parker is looking to create and preserve 30,000 units of new and existing housing throughout Philadelphia.
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Without a more ambitious effort, and more willingness to step on political toes, the mayor’s plans to curtail the rising cost ...
Mayor Parker appoints nonprofit leader Angela D. Brooks to oversee H.O.M.E., Philly’s long-awaited housing initiative
The initiative, Housing Opportunities Made Easy, calls for an ambitious goal of creating 30,000 affordable housing units.
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Mayor Cherelle Parker sets ambitious housing plan in motion to meet goal of building or preserving 30,000 units
The H.O.M.E initiative will bring together data experts to streamline development and identify neighborhoods in need.
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$5M will help provide grants to first-time home buyers in Philly; Mayor Parker launches H.O.M.E. initiative
Mayor Cherelle Parker moved on her pledge to build tens of thousands of affordable housing units for city residents as Wells ...
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Mayor Parker launches Philly initiative to create and preserve 30,000 housing units
The initiative will be informed by industry experts, with the Philadelphia Housing Authority playing a large role.
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Parker moves Philadelphia housing plan along with an executive order—but still no details
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker has taken another step toward her promise to create 30,000 units of new or renovated ...
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Philly's mayor signs executive order in launch of major housing policy
Mayor Cherelle Parker signed an executive order Wednesday that will launch the first steps of her major housing policy, ...
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Mayor Parker Focuses on Tax Reform, Affordable Housing, and Economic Revitalization in Year Two of Her Administration
Find out Mayor Parker's 2025 plans for tax reform, affordable housing, and economic growth to make Philadelphia safer and ...
Philadelphia turns green on Valentine’s Day to celebrate Super Bowl champions
Philadelphia Eagles fans are perched in trees and atop ladders to get a glimpse of their Super Bowl champion Eagles.
Eagles parade live updates: Birds GM Howie Roseman hit by a beer can, A.J. Brown's speech cut off by TV networks
What you should knowThe Eagles' Super Bowl parade began at 11 a.m., with the team marching up Broad Street before arriving at the Philadelphia Museum of Art for speeches.Huge crowds lined up along ...