Enterprise Community Partners Affordable Housing Design Leadership Institute July 16-18 in Cleveland For nearly a decade the Affordable Housing Design Leadership Institute has brought together the nation’s leading designers and affordable housing developers to collaborate on buildings that improve health outcomes and community representation, reduce environmental impact and strengthen connections to opportunity in some of America’s most…
Hannibal Square Community Land Trust (HSCLT) has plans to build 24 townhomes on 2.53 acres of R-3 residential land that was purchased in Apopka. The property is within blocks of the planned Apopka City Center in a designated Opportunity Zone. HSCLT plans to develop the site for homeownership for low- to moderate-income families. More Information The…
Ten (10) homes developed by HSCLT and built in the craftsman architectural style and include thefollowing amenities includes: Three bedrooms & two bathrooms Floor coverings Major appliances (refrigerator, oven, dishwasher, and microwave) Landscaping with sprinkler system Front or side covered porch Garage or carport
Four (4) modular homes built to “Green building” standards that are energy efficient & cost effective for its homeowners to maintain. Each home consists of: Approximately 1200 square feet Three( 3) bedrooms & two(2) bathrooms Tiled & carpeted floors Ceiling fans Detached storage units Sod with sprinkler system Energy efficient appliances (oven, microwave, refrigerator, and…
Walking distance to Farmer’s Market Park Ave, Hannibal Square Retail and Restaurants, Community Center, Valencia Community College & Rollins College, Lake Island Park, Publix and Winter Park Village.
As home prices spike near University of Central Florida’s emerging downtown Orlando campus, a group is launching a regionwide land trust that would start in Parramore with below-market rents and prices. The Central Florida Foundation has worked with Orlando, Orange County, Florida Housing Coalition and other groups for more than a year on launching Central…
One out of every three people employed by the city of Gainesville cannot afford a modest two-bedroom apartment at fair market rental rates. With its housing wage at $16.88 per hour, too many residents across Alachua County face the same problem. Pamela Davis, executive director of the Gainesville Housing Authority, shared these statistics during a…
