Minneapolis Commits More Than $8.8 Million to Low-Income Housing Projects

摘要

In November, a Minneapolis city panel gave initial approval to fund 11 projects, which will help construct 371 new housing units and rehabilitate 543 units. The largest award, $ 1,861,000 is earmarked for the rehabilitation of 200 units at Ebenezer Park Apartments, which is a low-income senior housing project. Other projects include: Nicollet @ 36th, a mixed-income, 57-unit building; Longfellow Field Senior Apartments, a 62-unit affordable building; Great River Landing, a 72-unit affordable building; House of Charity Housing, an affordable 65-unit building; West Broadway Curve West, a mixed-income, 63-unit building; Indian Neighborhood Club Expansion, an affordable 20-unit building; and Anishinabe Bii Gii Wiin, a 32-unit new building, slated to be a sober housing facility, beside an existing facility for homeless people with disabilities.