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By Julian J. Giordano
In April, Lesley University agreed to sell the school’s property at 1627 Massachusetts Ave. to Homeowner’s Rehabilitation Inc., a local affordable housing nonprofit. The purchase is funded in part by Cambridge’s Affordable Housing Trust.
In April, Lesley University agreed to sell the school’s property at 1627 Massachusetts Ave. to Homeowner’s Rehabilitation Inc., a local affordable housing nonprofit. The purchase is funded in part by Cambridge’s Affordable Housing Trust.

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