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Groundbreaking Ceremony Highlights Ms. LeClair's Years Of Service

Groundbreaking Ceremony Highlights Ms. LeClair's Years Of Service

A Mashpee Enterprise story

In a true show of community collaboration, state and local representatives joined with honored guest Mary J. LeClair for the groundbreaking ceremony Wednesday morning, May 31, at LeClair Village Apartments. The three-building complex at 950 Falmouth Road/Route 28 will house 39 families.

The village was named in honor of Ms. LeClair for her years of dedication to housing and other community causes.

$48.4 Million Woodlawn Affordable Housing Development Should Have ‘Space For Community,’ Neighbors Say

$48.4 Million Woodlawn Affordable Housing Development Should Have ‘Space For Community,’ Neighbors Say

A Block Club Chicago story

WOODLAWN — Woodlawn residents called for a $48.4 million development planned for 63rd Street to prioritize community-building, safety and quality services during a public meeting this week.

City development agency backs housing plan for 63rd Street in Woodlawn

City development agency backs housing plan for 63rd Street in Woodlawn

A Chicago Sun-Times story

City officials Wednesday backed a $48.4 million mixed-income housing development, hoping it will revitalize a stretch of East 63rd Street in Woodlawn.

The 70-unit development would be built at the southeast corner of 63rd and Ellis Avenue on city-owned vacant land. Terms have to be worked out, but officials endorsed the concept offered by Preservation of Affordable Housing and KMW Communities.

Building permit issued for first phase of Garfield Green

Building permit issued for first phase of Garfield Green

A full building permit has been issued for the first phase of the Garfield Green affordable housing development. Originally proposed as one of the submissions to the C40 Reinventing Cities competition in 2018, the venture led by POAH was selected as the winner in May 2019. The site is located at 3155 W. Fifth Ave, fronting both S. Kedzie Ave and W. Fifth Ave. 

Local leaders celebrate opening of new Mattapan affordable housing community

Local leaders celebrate opening of new Mattapan affordable housing community

WHDH Boston Story

City and state leaders gathered in Mattapan Tuesday to celebrate the opening of a new affordable housing community. 

The Loop at Mattapan Station is a 135-unit affordable mixed-use housing facility. 

Among offerings, the building features a non-profit community grocery store with affordable groceries. The building also has a gym, community rooms, a basketball court, a roof deck, a bike room and an e-bike station.

Mattapan Station housing development opens its doors

Mattapan Station housing development opens its doors

A Boston Globe Story

Near the heart of Mattapan Square, public officials and community advocates on Tuesday celebrated the grand opening of The Loop at Mattapan Station, a $57 million development on a formerly underutilized parking lot by the trolley station that is meant to help tackle the area's housing, transit, economic, and environmental needs. 

Officials mark 3rd phase of Flat 9 at Whittier project

Officials mark 3rd phase of Flat 9 at Whittier project

A Bay State Banner story

Community members and officials on April 13 celebrated major milestones in the redevelopment of the Flat 9 at Whittier complex. Members of local, state and federal government, joined by members of the development team and community residents, marked the completion of the second phase of the redevelopment as well as the groundbreaking of its third and final phase.

Residents enjoy new and improved Harvey senior apartment complex

Residents enjoy new and improved Harvey senior apartment complex

A CBS 2 Chicago story

Cook County leaders were cutting the ribbon on Thursday on a newly-renovated affordable housing development in south suburban Harvey.

We're not talking about just a new coat of paint, but a serious investment for our seniors. CBS 2's Shardaa Gray got a look inside.

Dixie White was ecstatic to show off her new and improved apartment.

"Yes, we're going to the penthouse," she said. "Going all the way up."

She is one of several residents who live in the South Suburban Senior Apartments in Harvey near 155th and Center Avenue.

POAH tapped for redevelopment of St. Louis’ oldest public housing project

POAH tapped for redevelopment of St. Louis’ oldest public housing project

St. Louis Housing Authority cites POAH’s track record of using housing as a springboard for community-wide redevelopment and resident involvement as key factors in choice

St. Louis -- Following years of discussion about the future of St. Louis’ oldest public housing site, Preservation of Affordable Housing Inc. (POAH) has been selected as lead developer of the Clinton-Peabody Apartments.

Passive House Project Will Benefit Disabled Adults

Passive House Project Will Benefit Disabled Adults

A Green Building Advisor story

A Maine-based non-profit is collaborating with a national affordable housing advocate to develop a Passive House certified apartment building for disabled adults.

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