SC budget stalemate leaves Lowcountry nonprofits without state funding
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Third time’s the charm: Arizona’s new special district opportunity
John McManus: Carter, Arizona just passed House Bill 2999, which creates State Affordability Infrastructure Districts (“SAID” or “Districts”). Why does this matter to builders and developers? Carter Froelich: What matters most is that Arizona finally has a district financing tool that is built for
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