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Harrisburg City Council Reviews Affordable Housing Plan for Four New Rowhomes

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Habitat for Humanity of the Greater Harrisburg Area is developing a project to construct four attached rowhomes in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. The homes are located at 2312-2322 Jefferson Street and are intended for low- and moderate-income buyers. The city's planning commission approved the plan, which is currently under review by the Harrisburg City Council.

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The project utilizes land that has been vacant for decades and involves a partnership with the Harrisburg City School District. The homes are expected to cost between $250,000 and $300,000 to build, with sales prices averaging $180,000 due to grants.

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Who's involved

  • HarrisburgCity where the housing project is being undertaken and the City Council operates.
  • Harrisburg City CouncilThe body responsible for reviewing the affordable housing plans.

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