Puerto Rico’s Public Housing Director on Surviving the Storm and Planning for the Next One

Written by:Elena Gaona

On his birthday, Sept 5, Antonio Córdova says the devastation that was coming to Puerto Rico started rolling in. That is the day Hurricane Irma touched the U.S. Virgin Islands first, then landed in Puerto Rico the next day. It was the beginning of the worst hurricane season in modern history to hit the Caribbean. […]

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December 11, 2017

Rental Assistance Demonstration in Maine: A Loring House Story

Written by:Office of Recapitalization

As with many New England buildings, Loring House has a fascinating history. Established in the early 1800s on Portland Street by the City of Portland, it began as an Alms House to serve the needs of the city’s poor, elderly, and mentally disabled. Later in 1870, it was converted into a hospital known as the […]

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Puerto Rico’s Public Housing Director on Surviving the Storm and Planning for the Next One

Rental Assistance Demonstration in Maine: A Loring House Story