The Metro: Cutting the ribbon on new affordable housing in Southwest Detroit
President and CEO of MiSide Community Impact Network Sean De Four joined the show to discuss how the organization is working to create affordable housing in Detroit.
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan helps MiSide, state and local leaders break ground on the new Campbell Street Apartments in southwest Detroit.
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There are not enough affordable housing units in Detroit, but the city and community members are working to change that.
The Campbell Street Apartments is a new $18 million affordable housing development in Southwest Detroit’s East Chadsey-Condon neighborhood.
Leading the charge of the project is MiSide Community Impact Network. The nonprofit works to provide resources for entire communities to create stability for people.
MiSide and Detroit officials broke ground late 2023 to bring the housing complex to the community. A ribbon cutting ceremony for the new development is taking place with Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan and community partners on Thursday.
President and CEO of MiSide Community Impact Network Sean De Four joined The Metro to discuss how the organization is working to create affordable housing in Detroit.
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