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Property Matters: City's affordable housing projects struggle to get state assistance | Growth and Development | Savannah News, Events, Restaurants, Music - Vimarsana News

Property Matters: City's affordable housing projects struggle to get state assistance | Growth and Development | Savannah News, Events, Restaurants, Music

The city’s efforts to develop more affordable housing in Savannah recently hit a setback, when two planned developments did not qualify for state low income...

Proposals for city-owned former News-Press site presented to Fort Myers City Council - Vimarsana News

Proposals for city-owned former News-Press site presented to Fort Myers City Council

Two proposed projects were presented to Fort Myers City Council in response to the city’s RFPS for the former home of The News-Press.

Kessler's new mansion, Starland Village update, affordable housing effort continues, and Old Town Trolley planning restaurant, museum | Growth and Development | Savannah News, Events, Restaurants, Music - Vimarsana News

Kessler's new mansion, Starland Village update, affordable housing effort continues, and Old Town Trolley planning restaurant, museum | Growth and Development | Savannah News, Events, Restaurants, Music

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Deadline Detroit | Developers who expected to sell $489K condos in Detroit change course, citing limited demand - Vimarsana News

Deadline Detroit | Developers who expected to sell $489K condos in Detroit change course, citing limited demand

A rendering of Midtown West Between $275,000 and $500,000 was apparently too much to pay to live on the edge of Midtown in a pandemic, dooming plans for condos at a completed portion of what was to be a $77-million development when it was announced four years ago. Crain's reports the developers of the first building in Midtown West, a retail and housing concept to bring several hundred units to the site of the former Wigle Recreation Center at Selden Street between the Lodge and Third Avenue, have pivoted to rental apartments, citing limited interest from prospective owner-occupants. The 26...