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A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held Tuesday for an 86-unit apartment complex for low-income residents from a nonprofit that aims to end homelessness in the region.
Virginia Supportive Housing is planning the four-story building on undeveloped land across from the Northside Campus of Richmond Behavioral Health Authority, which is donating the site.
Richmond and Henrico County set the stage for the 86-unit project three years ago, when they approved up to 105 units.