The Land Bank’s residential revitalization efforts continue to aim to help alleviate a problem that many real estate professionals and economists agree on — that there is a lack of adequate supply of affordable housing to meet the demand in the current housing market. Many of the rehabilitations that the Land Bank takes on are more extensive than a typical rehabilitation project, because the majority of properties that we acquire have been abandoned for an extended period of time, and long-forgotten by the private market. The expertise of the Land Bank’s contracting network, and investment partners, are a key component of our success in taking on the myriad problems that vacant and abandoned properties present. The end result is a lot of hard work, new housing opportunities where they didn’t exist before, and new taxable value being put to productive use.
Land Bank Receives Auditor of State Award
The Portage County Land Reutilization Corporation, or Land Bank, received the Auditor of State Award from State Auditor Keith Faber for having a clean audit in its most recently completed report. Entities that receive the award meet the following criteria of a “clean” audit report: The entity must file financial reports with the Auditor of […]
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