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CMHA Board approves over $25 million in new investments to create homes for seniors and families that include supportive services
The Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority (CMHA) Board of Commissioners approved a combined total of more than $25 million in investments that will develop over 100 new affordable housing apartments for Columbus-area seniors and families with included supportive services.
Columbus housing, business and legislative leaders celebrate grand opening of McKinley Manor, new $14 million affordable housing complex for senior citizens relocated from historic former Downtown YMCA
Leaders with the Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority (CMHA) joined yesterday with local elected officials, developers and investors during a press conference to celebrate the grand opening of McKinley Manor, a $14 million, 44-unit affordable housing community that will exclusively serve low- and fixed-income citizens aged 55 and over who are being relocated from the former Downtown YMCA of Central Ohio building that was planned for decommission in 2019.
Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority Board approves nearly $100 million to develop and preserve more than 700 units of mixed-income housing for seniors and families through the use of general revenue bonds project-based vouchers and new acquisitions
The Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority (CMHA) Board of Commissioners today approved a combined total of nearly $100 million in new investments that will develop or preserve more than 700 apartments for Columbus-area seniors, families and people with disabilities.
