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A winner in Newark’s $1 housing lottery

The aim is to boost home ownership in a city where most residents are renters

Aired 01/29/2024

NJ Spotlight News

A winner in Newark’s $1 housing lottery

Clip: 1/29/2024 | 3m 28sVideo has Closed Captions

The aim is to boost home ownership in a city where most residents are renters

On Monday, the city of Newark held its latest lottery round in a program aimed at increasing home ownership. The city-owned properties will need to be repaired or constructed, with selected owners getting a low-interest mortgage to help pay for the transformation. Latoya Hardin received the keys to her house, sold to her for $1.

Aired 01/29/2024

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