Philadelphia Nonprofit Developer Awarded $3 Million for Energy Efficient Affordable Housing
10/30/2012
A Philadelphia non‐profit developer was awarded $3 million from HUD to
upgrade 166 affordable housing units across Philadelphia and make them 20% more energy efficient.
Columbus Property Management and Development, Inc. (CPM) won a grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development through its Energy Innovation Fund (EIF) to bring energy innovation and cost savings to
affordable housing residents in North, West, South and Northeast Philadelphia. Community Environmental Center, Inc., in Long Island City, New York, also won $3 Million in the Applied Research category, with seven others in this category receiving smaller grants.