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The NHP Foundation received a $1.5M annual allocation of 9% credits from the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs to construct 149 units of permanent affordable housing in Houston’s Midtown neighborhood. Additionally, the city of Houston Department of Housing and Community Development has allocated $15M through its Harvey Multifamily Program. The project is also being considered for funding by the Harris County Community Services Department. Magnificat Houses Inc. is providing the land and is NHPF's partner in the development. The property, located at 3300 Caroline St., will contain 149 rental units, recreational amenities and space for the supportive services. In addition, 20% of 3300 Caroline's units will be set aside for formerly homeless people who have gone through transitional housing programs such as Magnificat's and are willing to become the equivalent of college resident advisers.
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https://communityimpact.com/houston/heights-river-oaks-montrose/coronavirus/2021/03/05/houston-area-womens-center-looks-to-expand-efforts-with-supportive-housing-project/ https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/c48a167c25b34b91aab2aedd56636624?cover=false- 10 replies
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New proposed plat.
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I assume it isn't related, but there is a building going up behind this on Girard St. near Harmony House (visible to the left of the photo bordered by the red construction fence, under the I-45 N to I-10 E ramp). Anyone know what is going on there?
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BisNow happened to mention them in connection with a CoreNet donation: CoreNet Aids New Hope's New Development"...CoreNet’s Houston chapter presented New Hope Housing with $36k, donating money the org raised in its annual golf tourney. The check will go towards a 187-unit apartment community that New Hope is in the pre-development process for now adjacent to an emergency services campus off Highway 288 and Reed Road. It will feature 6k SF of shared spaces for support services and one-, two- and three-bedroom units. New Hope develops safe, affordable, debt-free single-room occupancy housing. It now owns and manages almost 1,000 units in Houston and is expanding its mission to serve homeless and at-risk families. CoreNet has donated $431,300 to New Hope over the past 12 years. Pictured: CoreNet Houston president Dean Strombom, CoreNet Houston immediate past president David Perryman, and New Hope director of fund development Nicole Cassier..." No images yet.
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http://gsmarchitects.net/projects/bernicia.html
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William Hobby Mansion At 2115 Glen Haven Blvd. Originally designed by Harry D. Payne, FAIA for the Old Braeswood Corporation in 1929 and was home to Governor William P. Hobby Sr., Secretary Oveta Culp Hobby and their children until 1948.
