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  1. Hochul announced that the FHWA approved the redesignation of I-481, a project aimed at revitalizing Syracuse and the Central New York region.

Syracuse Housing Plan Includes $100M Development and I-81 Viaduct Removal

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A $100 million, 125-unit affordable senior public housing project, named The Simmons at East Adams, is currently underway in Syracuse. This project is part of a larger East Adams Neighborhood Transformation Plan led by the Syracuse Housing Authority. The plan also involves New York advancing the removal of the city's elevated viaduct of Interstate 81.

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Why it matters

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The initiative functions as a multi-phased reinvestment strategy designed to replace aging public housing with modern apartments. The effort aims to create a mixed-use community and provide diverse housing options for residents in the neighborhood.

The Federal Highway Administration approved the redesignation of I-481 as part of a project intended to revitalize Syracuse and the Central New York region.

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  • Onondaga CountySpeculative

    Onondaga County might see an injection of capital and housing stock into the county.

  • New York State Homes and Community Renewal might see changes in its business due to state funding and regulatory support for housing.

  • Western New YorkSpeculative

    Western New York might see its regional economic profile boosted by state investment in housing.

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