Community Preservation Corporation

Real Estate Weekly,  Jan 2, 2008  

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To meet the growing demands of their Bronx/Manhattan office, the Community Preservation Corporation (CPC) proudly announced the appointment of Patrick Logan, 40, as mortgage officer and the promotion of Andrew Giglio, 28, as neighborhood mortgage officer.

As mortgage officer, Mr. Logan will be responsible for finding and establishing new business opportunities in residential development as well as assisting the Bronx/Manhattan office with all current projects in the pipeline. Specifically, he will be meeting with developers who are interested in borrowing from CPC for new construction and rehabilitation projects that maintain affordability for families with low and moderate incomes.

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As Neighborhood Mortgage Officer, Mr. Giglio will be responsible for solidifying contacts with local realtors, contractors, financial advisors, and other referral sources as well as meeting with all potential borrowers and inspecting all properties for requested financing.

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The CPC is also pleased to announce that Joan Gauer has joined the not-for-profit's Jersey City office las a neighborhood loan officer, working with existing staff members to meet the needs of the changing market.

Gauer's role at the Jersey City office will be to provide assistance to small borrowers and to oversee neighborhood initiatives. She is currently working on the Main Street Initiative in Bayonne, working within a Special Improvement District to develop residential units above retail space. CPC provides small grants to the building owners to estimate the amount of space feasible for retail development.

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