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The Community Preservation Corporation (CPC) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to revitalizing communities across New York State, with a strong focus on sustainable development and equity investing. With leadership spanning various regions, including Buffalo, Syracuse, Albany, and New York City, CPC aims to enhance the quality of life through strategic investments and initiatives. By fostering partnerships and leveraging resources, CPC plays a vital role in transforming neighborhoods and supporting local economies. Their mission-driven approach emphasizes community engagement and sustainable practices to ensure long-term impact and revitalization. Generated from the website

Founded in 1911, Hunt Commercial Real Estate is a full-service commercial real estate firm that provides brokerage and consulting services throughout New York. The company deals in retail stores, offices, land, restaurants and the hospitality industry. It also provides rental and leasing services. Hunt Commercial Real Estate manages Devere Capital, which is a mortgage origination subsidiary company. It also operates Hunt Vanner Agency, which is a full-service insurance brokerage company. Hunt Commercial Real Estate has dealt with various properties, such as Brisbane Realty Associates, MAT Properties, HCRT Associates, Avalon Development, Ridgeway Development, Crawford Agencies, First Niagara Bank and S & W Associates.

The Buffalo Erie Niagara Land Improvement Corporation (BENLIC) is a government-created, not-for-profit corporation that strategically acquires tax-delinquent and abandoned properties in Erie County, New York. BENLIC works with all municipalities in the county to acquire residential properties and ensure they are brought to a code-compliant and livable condition, either through construction rehab or demolition. The organization aims to combat the negative effects of deteriorating properties and contribute to positive neighborhood change. BENLIC, joined by 20 other land banks in New York State, acquires the majority of its inventory at tax foreclosure auctions, using a unique Priority Bid or Super Bid to automatically win properties by placing a bid in the amount of back-taxes owed. The organization is funded through settlements with major banks and shares proceeds from property sales with the local municipality, repaying public municipal costs and supporting ongoing operations for neighborhood revitalization.Generated from the website