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Trio of Affordable Projects Eyed for City Financing
The Emanuel administration has proposed city financial support for a trio of affordable developments, including two on the South Side and one on the Near West Side. Largest of the three by dollar value is the $37-million first phase of 4400 Grove (pictured), which would be constructed on the southwest corner of 44th Street and Cottage Grove Avenue in Grand Boulevard by Brinshore Development and Michaels Development Co.
Featuring 84 units in a pair of four-story buildings with ground-floor commercial spaces, the project would rise on the site of the former Washington Park Homes public housing complex.
Also proposed is support for the $26-million rehab of Woodlawn’s Johnson and Butler-Lindon apartment buildings, which would provide 106 affordable units for residents at risk of homelessness; and the $28.2-million construction of the 75-unit Warren Apartments on the Near West Side.
For comments, questions or concerns, please contact Paul Bubny
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