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Concerns after Pensacola Habitat flips lots meant for affordable housing

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PENSACOLA, Fla. -- What was supposed to be 12 lots dedicated to affordable housing in Pensacola could now be lots for luxury homes. A property on North D Street was purchased by Pensacola Habitat for Humanity from Florida Housing Finance Authority in 2013 for just $10. Caption: WEAR. Habitat for Humanity then sold it to a development company in 2021 for $655,000.

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Concerns after Pensacola Habitat flips lots meant for affordable housing

PENSACOLA, Fla. -- What was supposed to be 12 lots dedicated to affordable housing in Pensacola could now be lots for luxury homes. A property on North D Street was purchased by Pensacola Habitat for Humanity from Florida Housing Finance Authority in 2013 for just $10. Caption: WEAR. Habitat for Humanity then sold it to a development company in 2021 for $655,000.

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