New $19.3M Affordable Housing Complex Opens in Kansas City
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What happened
City leaders and community members opened Mabion, a new four-story affordable housing complex in Beacon Hill, Kansas City. The building includes 57 apartments, with 11 units designated for supportive housing for families exiting homelessness. The project cost $19.3 million and took 18 months to complete.
From kctv5.com
Why it matters
The project addresses the need for affordable housing in the neighborhood, with rents set at 60% of the area median income. The construction and funding of the complex represent a significant local capital investment in Kansas City.
From kctv5.com
Who's involved
- Kansas CityThe city where the new affordable housing complex is located.
- NashCEO of the Nash Group, involved in the housing development.
- Quinton LucasMayor of Kansas City, who attended the ribbon-cutting ceremony.
- city councilThe legislative body responsible for local policy in Kansas City.
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The entities involved
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Kansas City
city in Missouri, United States, that is one of two county seats of Jackson County and the largest city in Missouri
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Beacon Hill
neighborhood in Boston