$670K HUD grant commits to 56 affordable units in Woodlawn

Dec 18, 2012

Grants & Federal Funding

$670,000

The city is dedicating federal housing funds to create up to 56 affordable homes in Woodlawn through the Woodlawn Foundation. This expands options for low-income renters and homebuyers in a historically disinvested neighborhood.

Woodlawn Foundation, Inc. Federal Grant Resolution Woodlawn

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