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Description:
The renovated train station provides a community anchor,
re-establishes a significant community landmark and provides much
needed space for community activities. Office space is used as
the Community Center for Homeownership and Financial Literacy,
an initiative of the Opa-Locka CDC, as well as space for satellite
programs of other agencies such as the Opa-Locka Front Porch
Council, and Catholic Charities. Secondly, the Miami-Dade Transit
Agency uses a small portion of the property as a rest stop for bus
drivers, and thirdly, the multi-use space serves as a meeting
facility for training activities and community events.
Features:
3,300
square feet
of commercial/office space.
Partners:
Opa-Locka
CDC, Miami-Dade Transit Agency, South Florida LISC
Development Cost: $1.1 Million |LISC Investment: $150,000 |
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Description:
South “E” Street Center will be located at the intersection of
“E” street and 6th Avenue, Lake Worth, Florida. The building will be
2 stories. Signage and parking standards for this
structure, as well as landscaping and use, will also be in line with
Gateway requirements.
Features:
The first floor will provide space for up to 4 professional offices,
with 4 affordable apartments on the second floor. Two apartments
will be one bedroom and two will be two bedrooms.
Partners:
Lake Worth CDC, Lake Worth CRA, Palm Beach County/HCD, FHLB Atlanta
(EDGE Program), City National Bank of Florida, South Florida
LISC.
Development Cost: $1.2 Million |LISC Investment: $800,000 |
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Description:
Village
Centre is a development of 68 affordable 2 bedroom/2 bath, for
sale residential condominiums to be located in the Northwood section
in West Palm Beach, Florida. The project is being completed in
conjunction with Greater Miami Neighborhoods, a large not-for profit
organization in Miami. Total cost for the project exceeds
$18,000,000. A 2 level parking structure over the existing
alley way has been included that insures the project self-parks and
prevents usage of on-street parking.
Features:
The
project is designed as a for sale condominium consisting of (68) 2
bedroom/2bath units, the commercial component will include 13,858
square feet.
Partners:
Northwood Renaissance, Inc., Palm Beach County HCD, Florida
Community Loan Fund, Greater Miami Neighborhoods, Citibank,
and South Florida LISC.
Development Cost: $18 Million |LISC Investment: $3 Million |