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Duluth Approves Subsidies for Titanium Housing Project

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 17
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What happened

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The Duluth City Council approved subsidies for Titanium's housing project, which is a proposed 148-unit apartment building near Lake Superior College. The council voted to create a Tax-Increment Financing, or TIF, district for the project. This TIF agreement means local governments will forgo nearly $6 million in future tax revenues over 26 years.

From duluthnewstribune.com, fox21online.com

Why it matters

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The TIF district is a subsidy designed to help the project cover its debt service, as the project cannot support the debt without it. The complex will target college students and young professionals, with 30 units designated as affordable housing.

From duluthnewstribune.com, fox21online.com

Who's involved

  • TitaniumDeveloper of the 148-unit apartment complex
  • DuluthCity that approved the TIF district and subsidies

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • TitaniumSpeculative

    Titanium could see its core housing project become feasible due to the TIF subsidy resolving financing issues.

  • DuluthSpeculative

    Duluth might see its future tax revenues decrease by nearly $6 million over 26 years due to the TIF agreement.

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