Public-private partnerships continue to gain traction throughout America
Many federal funding programs now require some amount of private-sector investment.
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$60 million available to plan transit-focused, sustainable communities in San Francisco area
These grants are available for both planning and implementation phases and are expected to help local governments and transit agencies develop long-term sustainability goals.
Transit-oriented development projects are launching nationwide
These projects, supported by federal funding, focus on building housing and mixed-use communities near public transit stations to encourage public transportation.
HUD makes millions available for affordable housing developments
Programs support communities that have demonstrated a commitment to affordable housing laws and regulations
Michigan state budget provides millions for infrastructure
$82.5 billion plan includes spending on water, transportation, affordable housing, economic development and public health projects
HUD awards $325 million to expand housing options in seven states
Funds will redevelop distressed housing with high-quality mixed-income options, while also providing residents with services focused on income, health, and education
New York seeks developers to convert former prison into housing
Projects align with the Prison Redevelopment Commission Report’s recommendations to redevelop closed prisons into projects that foster new housing, jobs and economic activity
Bridge, multi-modal transportation projects part of $1.8 billion federal allocation
Private sector contractors have ample time to vet opportunities and get positioned to compete for these large-scale projects
Transit-oriented development opportunities are abundant throughout the U.S.
Congress has allocated billions to support the development of attractive residential and retail communities located near public transportation stations
Washington state library project kicks off new DOT loan program
Project is first to benefit from a new loan program that focuses on placing important community resources within walking distance of public transportation
