Madison, developer reach deal on first-ever youth housing
Madison would deliver a city-owned parcel for $1 and provide a $2 million deferred loan to create a roughly $17.2 million, five-story, youth-centered housing project on the South Side.
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Madison would deliver a city-owned parcel for $1 and provide a $2 million deferred loan to create a roughly $17.2 million, five-story, youth-centered housing project on the South Side.
After hearing concerns about the initial plan for the north-south Bus Rapid Transit route, the city is studying options to preserve as much parking as possible on South Park Street.
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As Madison faces continued growth and a housing shortage, the city is taking a more active role in developing projects on city-owned land.
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