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If you build it: Despite pandemic, land use projects moved forward in 2020
Despite pandemic, land use projects moved forward in 2020
City Council agreed in October to contribute $5.5 million in a forgivable loan to support the first phase of the Piedmont Housing Alliance’s redevelopment of Friendship Court, the 150-unit downtown public housing complex that was built in 1978. PC: Grimm + Parker Architects
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