CPP targets expansion into four additional states, shifts toward alternative financing and new construction

• Community Preservation Partners set plans to expand its affordable-housing footprint from 22 states to 26 states.
• Pipeline shifts toward alternative financing structures, moving beyond its traditional tax credit-financed preservation model.
• New strategy adds a larger focus on new construction alongside recapitalization and rehabilitation activity.
• Growth plan targets faster entry into new markets, supported by expanded partnerships across investors, lenders, nonprofits, and public agencies.

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