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JPMorgan Chase’s new $30 billion commitment to advance racial equity is helping expand affordable rental housing in underserved communities.

Here’s one commitment: JPMorgan Chase will finance an additional 100,000 affordable rental units.

A 5-year plan to expand affordable housing

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