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HUD Approves $51 Million Housing Redevelopment in Benton Harbor

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The Department of Housing and Urban Development secured final federal approval for a $51 million housing redevelopment project in Benton Harbor on October 15, 2026. The project will modernize and improve 173 affordable housing units at Harbor Towers and Buss Avenue Apartments. Funding includes $17 million in federal Low-Income Housing Tax Credit equity and approximately $4.4 million in direct funding from HUD programs.

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The project is supported by state, local, and private funding, and is expected to deliver good-paying jobs and crucial economic activity in Benton Harbor. The renovations aim to address deferred maintenance while preserving the long-term affordability of the units.

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    Benton Harbor could see increased direct investment and job creation from the housing redevelopment.

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