March 18, 2019 The Kresge Foundation announced Monday it will partner with two established impact fund managers and provide $22 million in investments to anchor their emerging Opportunity Zone Funds, after these managers have agreed to a level of transparency, accountability, and disclosure thus far unheard of in the Opportunity Zones space.
Date
Related News
Workforce Choke Point Ratio
What the Choke Point Index Measures
The Workforce Choke Point Ratio measures how much the minimum cost to deliver a new code-compliant home in a ...
Getting Stuck in Massachusetts’ ‘Housing Purgatory’
Many residents make too little to buy at market rate but too much to qualify for subsidies.
Massachusetts is now the second most expensive state...
The Modern Homestead: Why $100 Billion Can’t Build Starter...
This is the distinct scarcity of 2026—not a shortage of land, labor, or human desire, but a scarcity of permission.
By Jonathan Tower,
...