Muriel Bowser

Projects Will Provide 800+ Units of Affordable Housing

Mayor Muriel Bowser announced 12 projects that will provide more than 800 units of affordable housing in the District. These projects represent nearly $82.2 million in public funding and will house approximately 1,760 District residents.

“Washingtonians in all eight wards should have access to quality affordable housing,” said Bowser. “My administration is committed to producing, preserving and protecting affordable housing across the city.”

Bowser committed an historic $100 million for the Housing Production Trust Fund. This effort makes good on Bowser’s pledge to use those dollars for the production, preservation and protection of affordable housing.

The 804 affordable units include the preservation of 466 units and the production of 338 new units. In addition, 83 units will be used as permanent supportive housing units for the homeless, which supports the mayor’s goal to end homelessness in the District by 2020.

The 12 projects are as follows:

  • Glenn Arms, 2518 17th Street NW (Ward 1), SP Affordable Housing Group III, LLC
  • Sarah's Circle, 2551 17th Street NW (Ward 1), Sarah's Circle
  • Hedin House, 2900 Newton Street NE (Ward 5), THC Affordable Rental Housing, Inc.
  • 1431 E Street NE,1431 E Street NE (Ward 6), Redevelopment Housing Advisors
  • Huntwood Courts, 5005¬-5009 Hunt Street NE (Ward 7), New Market Rental Investors LLC
  • Meadow Green Court, 3605-¬3615 Minnesota Avenue (Ward 7), E&G Group LLC
  • Brandywine 30 Preservation, 718 Brandywine Street SE (Ward 8), Dantes Partners
  • SOME-¬Spring Road, 1433¬-1435 Spring Road NW (Ward 4), SOME, Inc.
  • 3534 East Capitol Street NE, 3534-¬3552 E Capitol Street NE (Ward 7), Mid Atlantic Realty Partners, LLC
  • 28th Place SE, 1713 28th Place SE (Ward 7), Habitat for Humanity of Washington, D.C., Inc.
  • 1708 Good Hope Road SE, 1708 Good Hope Road SE (Ward 8), Four Points, LLC
  • Ainger Place, 2412 Ainger PL SE (Ward 8), Ainger Place Development Corporation

For more information on the individual projects and the mayor’s continued efforts regarding affordable housing, visit: dhcd.dc.gov.

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