IEDA awards $22 million in credits to Iowa historic preservation projects
10 Feb 2022
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February 10, 2022 (Des Moines) – The Iowa Economic Development Authority (IEDA) announced $22.1 million in awards to help transform six historic buildings, including a former department store and millwork factory, into new spaces while maintaining their character. The awards were made through the Historic Preservation Tax Credit program.
“This program helps Iowa’s historic buildings find new life, and I continue to be amazed at the quality of projects it attracts,” said Debi Durham, executive director of IEDA and the Iowa Finance Authority. “These projects preserve the past and help our communities create vibrant places for people to live and work.”
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