Politics & Government
Denver Launches New Program To Help Build ‘Generational Wealth' Through Homeownership
The city has received 28 applications and approved 17 of them.
By Mekialaya White, CBS Denver:
DENVER (CBS4)– Denver is leveling the playing field when it comes to building generational wealth through homeownership. Twenty days ago, the city launched a new program to give descendants of people who lived in redlined neighborhoods, help with mortgage down payments.
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The city has received 28 applications and approved 17 of them. That includes Dontral Starks, a father of five whose family is currently living in a three-bedroom house.
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