Metropolitan Ministries opens low-income apartment complex in Seffner to help combat homelessness Ken Suarez reports SEFFNER, Fla. - Moving is never fun. But Brianna Butler and her five kids are thrilled about their recent relocation. They were one of the first families to move into SabalPlace, a low-income apartment complex in Seffner. "It is amazing having my own room," Butler told FOX 13. "Now my kids have their own room. We’re all excited." The grand opening of the complex took place on Friday. "For us, it was so exciting to see scores and scores of people move out of our shelter to come to this beautiful place," commented Metro Ministries CEO Tim Marks.