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Oaks at Camden: ARTICLE

“The Oaks at Camden is one of CHA’s shining stars in terms of meeting the Planning Agency's award criteria, including architectural design. We’re truly elated to be part of such an elite group chosen for this honor,” said Betsy McCright, CHA’s executive director. “It speaks volumes to our commitment of providing safe, decent and affordable housing to our residents.”
January 2010
theChattanoogan.com

Delaware County Fairgrounds: ARTICLE

The previous homes were originally built in the 1940s and then rehabilitated in the 1970s,” said Lawrence Hartley, PHM, executive director and secretary of the Delaware County Housing Authority, which is spearheading the project. “Those units were extremely outdated, with small bedrooms and living spaces. We made the decision to tear those units down and replace them with more modern homes with modern amenities.”
January 2009
By: LAURA WISELEY
Delcro Times

Baldwin's Run: ARTICLE

The Cottage Living magazine ranked Baldwin's Run second among the nation's top 10 cottage communities.
July 2008
By: Edward Colimore
Inquirer

Delaware Terrace: ARTICLE

City and school officials got a glimpse of preliminary drawings of the Easton Housing Authority's HOPE VI project to raze 250 apartments and rebuild 144 units for sale and rent.
November 20, 2007
By WILLIAM J. FORD
The Morning Call

ORCHARD RIDGE: ARTICLE

Since the first batch of 72 Orchard Ridge townhouses went on sale July 5, buyers have snatched up 56. The homes in Northeast Baltimore range in price from $135,490 to $274,990. The median home price in Maryland is $435,528.
August 17, 2007
By LORRAIN MIRABELLA
Sun Reporter

COOPER GRANT: ARTICLE

Ralph Roberts, Camden's chief fire marshal, has rapidly moved up the city's income ladder. Like so many others, he and his wife seemed headed for the suburbs.  But yesterday, there was a groundbreaking for a project that will keep them in Camden: 28 homes priced from $189,000 to $240,000.
July 28, 2007
By DWIGHT OTT
Philadelphia Inquirer

OLD ALLENTOWN REDEVELOPMENT: ARTICLE

A plan to redevelop the Old Allentown neighborhood, with goals that include reducing population density and adding more homeowners, now also includes constructing new housing.
August 14, 2007
By PAUL MUSCHICK
The Morning Call

ALLENTOWN CENTER SQUARE: ARTICLE

Pennrose Properties specializes in restoring landmark buildings, and its expertise was just what this city needed to transform two early 20th Century downtown buildings into 63 one-bedroom apartment units for independent seniors aged 62 and older.
August 2007
By ANDRE SHASHATY
Affordable Housing Finance