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Lebanon workforce housing project in limbo after lottery falls one buyer short

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Three months after the Lebanon City Council approved $2.05 million to build five homes on city-owned land on Barrows Street, the project’s future is uncertain again because not enough qualified buyers applied.

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Lebanon workforce housing project in limbo after lottery falls one buyer short

Three months after the Lebanon City Council approved $2.05 million to build five homes on city-owned land on Barrows Street, the project’s future is uncertain again because not enough qualified buyers applied.

·Concord, United States
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nhpr broke the news in Concord, United States on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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