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I am pleased to be able to pass along a link to the Lincoln Land Institute’s newsletter which brings news of John Emmanuel Davis (a visiting fellow there) and a new initiative in Boston. You may recall he spoke at SFU about housing affordability earlier this year

Written by Stephen Rees

June 30, 2008 at 6:11 pm

Posted in housing

Tagged with affordable housing, community land trust

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