Capital One backs 10 finalists with innovative ideas for U.S. housing affordability
Ten organizations now have $200,000 each to sharpen their plans for making homeownership more affordable in their communities. Five will be chosen next spring for $4.6 million awards from Capital One’s $25 million initiative.Categories
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