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  1. Nevada official Joe Lombardo promotes Nevada's economic diversification strategy, contrasting it with California's high taxes.
  2. Joe Lombardo publicly supports energy development initiatives in Southern Nevada.

Nevada provides $5 million loan for attainable housing in Fernley

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What happened

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Joe Lombardo joined the groundbreaking of Wilson Landing, an attainable housing project in Fernley. The Nevada Housing Division approved a $5 million low-interest loan to support the project. The development will include 37 new homes on an 11-acre property, priced for households earning between 120% and 150% of area median income.

From kolotv.com

Why it matters

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The loan is provided through the Nevada Attainable Housing Account, which was established by the Nevada Housing Access and Attainability Act. This initiative is designed to provide affordable housing options for area workers and service industry people in the region.

Joe Lombardo publicly supports energy development initiatives in Southern Nevada and promotes Nevada's economic diversification strategy.

From kolotv.com

Who's involved

  • Joe LombardoGovernor of Nevada who participated in the groundbreaking ceremony.
  • NevadaState of Nevada, which provided the $5 million low-interest loan.
  • FernleyCity in Lyon County, Nevada, where the new housing development is located.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • FernleySpeculative

    The new state-supported housing development could increase local demand and the tax base in the town.

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