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Partnership Launches $12.8M Affordable Housing Project in Richland County

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Homeless No More broke ground on Grand Village, a new affordable housing community providing 30 homes for families. The $12.8 million project is a collaborative effort involving First Citizens Bank, Dominion Energy, Richland County, and other partners. This initiative is part of Homeless No More’s Live Oak program in the Midlands region.

From wistv.com

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The project directly addresses a regional shortage of an estimated 50,000 attainable housing units in the Midlands. The collaboration involves significant financial investment from First Citizens Bank and Dominion Energy to support community development.

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  • Richland CountySpeculative

    Richland County might see increased investment and contracts related to housing infrastructure.

  • First Citizens BankSpeculative

    First Citizens Bank could see increased revenue from community lending and investment activities.

  • MidlandsSpeculative

    The Midlands region might see increased demand for attainable housing units.

  • Dominion EnergySpeculative

    Dominion Energy could see increased community relations and potential contract opportunities.

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