Final New Orleans Public Housing Redevelopment to Occur in 2012
The Housing Authority of New Orleans today received a $30.5 million federal grant that could drastically change a large portion of the city’s downtown. The grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development also seals the fate of the Iberville, the city’s last traditional public-housing development, which sits near the edge of the French Quarter.
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