Posts Tagged ‘Supportive Housing’
The Chicago Lighthouse, Chicago, IL
The Chicago Lighthouse Residences will be the first LIHTC building in the country for the blind. An innovative mixed-income, transit-oriented development in the heart of the Illinois Medical District, The Chicago Lighthouse Residences is only a short walk to the Polk Pink Line El station and major bus routes along Damen, Ashland, and Roosevelt. This…
Read MoreDetroit Free Press: Ruth Ellis Center breaks ground on housing development and health clinic for LGBTQ youth
Crains Detroit: Ruth Ellis Center to break ground on $15 million housing, clinic project for LGBTQ+ youth
ABC 7: Chicago organization helps those confronting homelessness with access to stable housing
Mariners Inn, Detroit, MI
This new 6-story building and campus design is meant to expand and optimize Mariners Inn’s nationally acclaimed programming for alleviating the problems of homelessness and substance abuse. The new 6-story building will include 44 units of permanent supportive housing and 40 units of recovery housing and a vast range of community services. The design for…
Read MoreAnthony Place Senior Residences, Ottawa, IL
Anthony Place Senior Residences is a new construction of a 56-unit, 4-story affordable senior ILF. The building will be approximately 78,834 gsf consisting of a unit mix of 42 one-bedrooms and 14 two-bedrooms. The ground floor will consist of covered parking for 28 cars, a community room, and a variety of supportive spaces. The site…
Read MoreMichigan State Housing Authority: Ruth Ellis Center
Michigan State Housing Authority interviewed the Ruth Ellis Center to learn more about the organization and their upcoming development. We couldn’t be more proud to be partnered with this amazing organization on the Ruth Ellis Clairmount Center in Detroit. Construction on the Center should be underway in a matter of days! Through permanent supportive housing,…
Read MoreMiriam Apartments, Chicago, IL
Located in a historic district of Chicago’s Uptown neighborhood, The Miriam Apartments were originally built in 1925 as a home for senior citizens. The four-story brick building was acquired by Mercy Housing in 1991 and transformed into an affordable housing complex for women who were otherwise unable to afford a home, making it the first…
Read MorePride Source: REC to Build 43-Unit Detroit Housing Project to LGBTQ Combat Homelessness
The Detroit News: “Ruth Ellis Center building 43 units of supportive housing for LGBTQ young adults”