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HUD chief showcases how private-public partnerships uplift economically neglected areas in Philly tour
- Housing and Urban Development Secretary Scott Turner highlighted that the last five years saw $84 billion in private investment, lifting one million people off the poverty rolls.
- Turner toured revitalized areas in Philadelphia, showcasing the impact of public-private partnerships on economically distressed neighborhoods.
- The Opportunity Zones initiative, created under the first Trump administration, incentivizes investment in economically distressed areas through federal tax benefits.
- Turner emphasized that public-private partnerships are crucial for addressing issues like homelessness and reaffirmed that HUD's priority is supporting American citizens in housing.
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HUD chief showcases how private-public partnerships uplift economically neglected areas in Philly tour
close Video HUD Secretary Turner tours ‘opportunity zone’ successes in Philadelphia. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Secretary Scott Turner spoke to Fox Digital from Philadelphia as he toured areas that have been revitalized by opportunity zone project. Join Fox News for access to this content You have reached your maximum number of articles. Log in or create an account FREE of charge to continue reading. By entering your email and…
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Housing and Urban Development Secretary Scott Turner is reinvigorating the private sector’s role in aiding economically distressed areas that have been neglected for decades – including touring areas of Philadelphia that have seen massive development since he served in the first Trump administration. “The last five years have brought $84 billion of private investment. One million people have gotten lifted off the poverty rolls. Home values and …
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