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$38M in tax incentives will turn former Detroit classrooms, 3 other projects into affordable housing
Summary by Ground News
Detroit gets $38 million in federal low-income housing tax credits. The tax incentive will help create 183 units of housing, with rent prices ranging from $470 to $940 a month for a one-bedroom. The development will provide permanent supportive housing for those who are homeless.