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The Oneida Nation plans to expand its Maple Leaf Market retail brand with a fourth store in upstate New York.
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LAGUNA, N.M. — The Laguna Housing Development and Management Enterprise (LHDME) announced it has secured financing that will pave the way for a new $15 million affordable housing development with 20 townhomes and a community building for members living on the Laguna Pueblo.
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A new take on concrete could open doors - and build walls - for the Lower Sioux Indian Community in southwest Minnesota.
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The Pascua Yaqui Tribe of Arizona received 30 acres of land back to its boundaries in the final days of 2022 when President Joe Biden signed the Old Pascua Community Land Acquisition Act on Dec. 27, completing the bill’s bipartisan journey through legislation.
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It’s hard to forget a name like Courage.
I met Courage Todachine a quarter of a century ago when I visited one of the first homes on the Navajo Nation to receive a mortgage from a private lender. It was a big, sturdy house on the side of a hill in Fort Defiance, Ariz., not far from the Navajo capital of Window Rock. The house was notable for being the only one on that hill — the only house for a half mile, in fact.
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An extensive new rule for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s section 184 American Indian guaranteed mortgage that’s designed to make lenders more comfortable using it also includes an outreach to Native community development financial institutions.
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After many years of stagnant funding that’s caused buying power to diminish because of inflation, federal Native American housing allocations have increased in the past couple of years.
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Indian Country has struggled for years to develop housing that meets the needs of its citizens. Now, as more tribes around the country are developing economies based on a diversified portfolio of businesses, they’re finding it’s just as hard to build-out workforce housing for the people who they employ in tribal enterprises.
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Two Native community development financial institutions in South Dakota will get a second bite of the apple with a $4 million disbursement to target Indigenous communities for the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s underused Section 502 mortgage program.
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LAWTON, Okla. — The affordable student housing provided to tribal members by the Comanche Nation Housing Authority may look familiar. That’s because parents and other family members may have lived in the very same units a generation ago when they went to college.