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Former New Albany housing properties await new development

Summary by Ground News

The two former low-income housing properties in New Albany have been demolished. The former barracks-style Beechwood Neighborhood will be completely ready in a few weeks. The Riverview Tower site will soon be clear for a potential buyer. No one has been displaced thanks to years of planning for these exact projects.

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Republican Eagle

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Council approves permits for housing development

For the past few years the Red Wing City Council and other organizations have been talking about adding more housing to the community.

2 years ago

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WDRB News

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Former New Albany housing properties await new development

Both the former Beechwood Neighborhood and Riverview Tower are now vacant lots with only rubble remaining.

2 years ago·Louisville, United States

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leighjournal.co.uk

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Petitioners rejected by council on controversial housing development

PETITIONERS hoping to see a 1,100 home development kicked to the kerb have been rejected by Wigan Council.

2 years ago

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Albion News Online

Newman Grove City Council acts to develop nine housing lots

Newman Grove City Council made a major commitment to increase the city’s housing stock with approval of several resolutions Thursday night, Jan. 12. The city will be developing the Fowlkes 2nd Addition, a 6.82 acre plat which contains nine residential lots. The development will be located south of County Line Road at the south edge of town. Newman Grove Economic Development organization has been working toward developing additional housing for s…

2 years ago·Albion, United States

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