Buffalo's Costliest Housing Revitalization
19 September 2000 - 2:00pm
Hope VI housing is the largest and costliest public housing revitalization project in Buffalo's history and will change the landscape of the Lower West Side.
"As the Buffalo Municipal Housing Authority prepares to break ground on the largest and most expensive public housing revitalization effort in the city's history, controversy swirls around the $78 million plan."
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The Buffalo News, September 19, 2000
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