that the 515-acre property is a former sugar farm, and that the US Department of Housing awarded $48 million for its development back in 2016.
The houses are free, but residents must cover insurance and tax costs. If they occupy a home for five years, they'll then own it outright.Edwards quipped that there's no guarantee the new location will never flood, but it's generally accepted that New Isle is far safer than the tribe's previous island home, which is now sinking., it's possible the US will continue to need more of these types of resettlement communities.
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