Dayton completes phase one of $15.3 million affordable housing redevelopment
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What happened
Greater Dayton Premier Management completed construction on new homes replacing 1940s-era public housing in West Dayton. This phase one of the $15.3 million Renew Miami Chapel project includes forty-four affordable units across nine buildings. The organization ensured that current DeSoto Bass residents were relocated throughout the property and were given the first right of refusal for new units.
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Why it matters
The project addresses the redevelopment of the aging DeSoto Bass properties, which were Dayton's first public housing complex. The new units are affordable, utilizing 20-year project-based rental assistance to allow residents to pay based on their income.
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Who's involved
- DaytonThe location where the public housing redevelopment is taking place.
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Dayton
city and county seat of Montgomery County, Ohio, United States