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Woda Cooper Secures State Funding for Affordable Housing in Athens County

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What happened

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Woda Cooper secured state approval for a new affordable housing project in Athens County. The complex, Lofts on First, is designed for adults aged 55 and older and features rents ranging from $620 to $900. The Ohio Housing Finance Agency approved a $2.5 million Housing Development Loan, alongside $9.4 million in Ohio Low-Income Housing Tax Credit and $4 million from the Ohio Housing Trust Fund.

From athensmessenger.com

Why it matters

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The project addresses the local need for affordable housing in Athens County. This development is the third affordable housing complex Woda Cooper operates in the county, supported by state financing from Ohio.

From athensmessenger.com

Who's involved

  • Woda CooperDeveloper of the Lofts on First affordable housing complex.
  • OhioState that provided housing finance approval and tax credits.
  • Athens CountyCounty where the new affordable housing development is located.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Athens CountySpeculative

    The new supply of affordable housing could increase local demand for rental units and stabilize housing costs.

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