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Funding sought for apartment renovation in Tower, Minnesota

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 8
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What happened

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Vermilion Housing Corporation is seeking a $10 million grant from the Minnesota Housing Finance Agency to renovate 1970s-era apartments in Tower and Soudan. The remaining funding for the project will be secured through a long-term loan provided by USDA Rural Development. The board is working with the Minnesota Housing Partnership and D.W. Jones to finalize the application.

From timberjay.com

Why it matters

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The project aims to revitalize the apartments to help provide more housing opportunities in the community. The funding structure relies on both state grant programs and federal rural development loans.

From timberjay.com

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  • TowerSpeculative

    The renovation could increase the local housing supply in Tower.

  • St. Louis CountySpeculative

    St. Louis County might see increased local investment in housing infrastructure.

  • USDA Rural Development may see increased utilization of its rural development loan programs.

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