Detroit Evening Report, May 5, 2022: Detroit developer to build apartment complex for low-income residents
The Mack Alter Homes are part of the Detroit Housing Commission provide housing for low-income Detroiters
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A Detroit developer is building a new apartment complex on the city’s east side for people with low income. Nova Development Group says residents won’t pay more than 30% of their monthly income toward rent, thanks to vouchers from the Detroit Housing Commission. Nova hopes to finish the 14-unit project next year. The $5.4 million development includes $1.8 million in federal HOME funds, $179,000 in Community Development Block Grant money, and funds from the Detroit Housing & Revitalization Department.
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- Detroit Public Schools delays lifting mask mandate
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