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Established in 1979, the Corporation for Independent Living was established by a coalition of service providers to create small residences in residential neighborhoods for people with disabilities. It is a nonprofit housing development corporation that offers community housing for people with developmental disabilities, accessible homes for people with physical disabilities and affordable multifamily housing, as well as homes for first-time homebuyers of low income. The Corporation for Independent Living s housing developers assist clients with the selection of project professionals and construction contractors. It provides technical assistance in the areas of real estate finance, construction and development. The company s services include site selection and evaluation, development and operating budgets preparation, funding compliance, and construction bidding and supervision. The Corporation for Independent Living is located in Wethersfield, Conn.

Founded in 1979, Pension Real Estate Association (PREA) is an association for the global institutional real estate investment industry. The company has more than 600 corporate member firms across the United States, Canada, Europe and Asia. Its members include public and corporate pension funds, endowments, foundations, Taft-Hartley funds, insurance companies and investment advisory firms. Pension Real Estate Association serves and educates its members in the global institutional real estate investment community regarding real estate investments.

The Connecticut Fair Housing Center is a non-profit organization dedicated to ensuring equal access to housing opportunities in Connecticut, free from discrimination. With a mission to fight for equity and promote fair housing rights, they provide resources and support for renters, homeowners, and advocates, working towards a society where housing rights are recognized as human rights. With a commitment to education, outreach, and research, the Connecticut Fair Housing Center strives to empower individuals and communities, offering self-help resources and advocating for policy changes. Celebrating 30 years of service, they continue to be a leading voice in the fight against housing discrimination, working towards a more inclusive and equitable housing landscape in Connecticut.Generated from the website