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HUD Names New Renewal Communities

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[Photo: HUD Secretary Mel Martinez.]
Designation as a Renewal Community means regulatory relief and tax breaks to help local businesses provide more jobs and promote community revitalization.

"These tax incentives will help businesses grow in some of our country's most challenging communities," said HUD Secretary Mel Martinez. "By creating the incentives that will promote job growth and economic development, we are joining with the private sector to restore economic vitality and restore whole communities in the process."

 
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