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On behalf of Governor Jon S. Corzine, the Department of Community Affairs, the New Jersey Housing and Mortgage Finance Agency and the New Jersey Affordable Housing Management Association, we would like to thank everyone who participated in the Fifteenth Annual Governor's Conference on Housing and Community Development. Your support has truly made the conference a success.
This year's conference provided representatives from the housing and community development sector the opportunity to exchange ideas, learn about advances in the field, forge new relationships and tackle New Jersey's housing challenges. The ideas generated and information learned at the conference will be taken back to our communities and used to create and preserve quality housing that all New Jersey residents can afford.
Again, thank you so much your support of the Governor's Conference on Housing and Community Development and for your commitment to housing in New Jersey.
To view some of the many images and videos that
were captured this year, please click here to visit
our News and Media page.
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On January 26, 2009, Shaun Donovan was sworn in as the 15th United States Secretary for Housing and Urban Development. He has devoted his career to ensuring access to safe, decent, and affordable housing and he will continue that effort in the Obama Administration. Secretary Donovan believes that America's homes are the foundation for family, safe neighborhoods, good schools, and solid businesses. He has a strong commitment to make quality housing possible for every American.
Secretary Donovan previously served as Commissioner of the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD). He created and implemented HPD's New Housing Marketplace Plan to build and preserve 165,000 affordable homes, the largest municipal affordable housing plan in the nation's history. His work at HPD included the New York City Acquisition Fund, an award-winning collaboration with foundations and banks to finance affordable housing; an innovative inclusionary zoning program; an ambitious supportive housing plan; and the Center for New York City Neighborhoods, one of the earliest responses to the foreclosure crisis. Click here to read more. |
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