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Ann Arbor OKs affordable housing with cultural space honoring historically Black district

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The Ann Arbor Housing Commission has chosen nonprofit Avalon Housing to be the developer for the project. Black community leaders have been consulting on the project through a Community Leadership Council. The roughly 52,000-square-foot building would have mixed uses on the ground floor and 16-18 public parking spaces. The building is planned to be all-electric and prepped for future solar panels.

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Ann Arbor OKs affordable housing with cultural space honoring historically Black district

'We all know what is at stake.' Ann Arbor OKs 6-story affordable housing development with new design

2 years ago·Michigan, United States

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Michigan Live broke the news in Michigan, United States 2 years ago on Thursday, March 23, 2023.

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