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Workforce housing proposal takes shape at Hathaway Woods
Construction is underway on one of Greenville's largest residential developments, but a new proposal could change who can afford some of its homes — and how infrastructure costs are reimbursed. Representatives of Allen Edwin Homes and Michigan Growth Advisors appeared before the City Council on Tuesday to outline a potential tax increment financing (TIF) arrangement for Hathaway Woods, a 172-home development south of Meijer. The proposal would r…
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Workforce housing proposal takes shape at Hathaway Woods
Construction is underway on one of Greenville's largest residential developments, but a new proposal could change who can afford some of its homes — and how infrastructure costs are reimbursed. Representatives of Allen Edwin Homes and Michigan Growth Advisors appeared before the City Council on Tuesday to outline a potential tax increment financing (TIF) arrangement for Hathaway Woods, a 172-home development south of Meijer. The proposal would r…
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