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Yarmouth begins construction on 18-unit affordable housing project

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What happened

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Construction began in Yarmouth for a new affordable housing project consisting of 18 one-bedroom apartments on Cleaves Street, behind the Town Hall. The total cost of the project is $6.3 million, with MaineHousing providing a $3.1 million subsidy and a $2.9 million interest-free loan. David Craig, Council Chair, spoke at the groundbreaking ceremony for the project.

From pressherald.com

Why it matters

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The project represents the first affordable housing build in Yarmouth since 2018, addressing a long-standing need for increased affordable housing stock in the town. The apartments are projected to have a monthly rent of $1,800 including utilities.

Restore Britain and Great Yarmouth First have shared political goals and leadership, aiming to take full control of the entire council.

From pressherald.com

Who's involved

  • David CraigCouncil Chair in Yarmouth, who attended the groundbreaking ceremony
  • YarmouthThe municipality where the new affordable housing project is located

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • YarmouthSpeculative

    Local housing demand might be affected by the introduction of new affordable rental units.

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