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    Enterprise to Create up to 700 Affordable Homes

    Columbus RetroMetro wrote Enterprise Makes New Markets Tax Credits Investment to Create up to 700 Affordable Homes in Columbus, Ohio

    Posted by Paul Bonneville on February 14, 2008

    COLUMBUS, Ohio – February 7, 2008 – Enterprise Community Investment, Inc., (Enterprise) announced today a strategic investment of $9.5 million using New Markets Tax Credits (NMTC) to assist Columbus Housing Partnership in financing the construction or rehabilitation of up to 700 affordable homes in Columbus, Ohio, over seven years.

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