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Ohio looks for ways to spur development in battered economy

December 12, 2008 /

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Ohio is the first state where a national development finance group is bringing together public officials, port authorities, banks and law firms to find the best ways to spur development.

Amid a recession and a spreading commercial real estate slump, the Council of Development Finance Agencies http://www.cdfa.net/ is searching for ways to shepherd growth in the Buckeye State. The national association, based in Cleveland, has assembled a team of about 30 leaders from the public and private sectors to consider ways to work together and find money for projects.

Posted by Michelle Jarboe/Plain Dealer Reporter

Full Story: http://blog.cleveland.com/business/2008/12/ohio_looks_for_ways_to_spur_de.html

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