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Hilltop View

Dexter, MI


Statistic
Jobs Created: 7
Jobs Year One: 29


24 LIHTC Units; new construction; 63% subsidized; 15 of the project units will be targeted as supportive housing and 6 will specifically target veterans


Project Details:

Completed:
2022
Population Served:
Family
Total Units:
24
Mix of Residences:
2 Bedroom (10),3 Bedroom (8),1 Bedroom (6)
Net Equity:
7.56M
Credit Type:
9%
Total Project Costs:
8.71M
Developer(s):
Avalon Housing, Inc. (MI)
Property Manager:
Avalon Housing, Inc. (MI)
Architect:
Cornerstone Design Inc Architects
General Contractor:
Phoenix Contractors, Inc. (MI)

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