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RIHousing was recently awarded 150 new 811 vouchers, joining the 150 we were already administering. We'll soon be supporting 300 individuals in RI with disabilities, ensuring they can live affordably and independently while accessing vital supportive services.

Thank you to @SenJackReed for your work at the federal level to bring these vouchers home: reed.senate.gov/news/releases/…

Last week we joined Pennrose to cut the ribbon on Tandem, the second and final phase of the Parcel 9 redevelopment project, adding 61 mixed-income units to Providence’s Fox Point neighborhood.

Between Tandem and its companion building Tempo (which opened last year), 127 homes are now complete and filling up with families ready to join this vibrant, active community.

Congratulations to the 8 new homeowners who now call Burrillville’s Fernwood development home.
An NWBRV development, Fernwood is a 30-home neighborhood where homeowners put helped build each other’s homes as part of a USDA’s Mutual Self-Help Housing Program.

Together, they’ve built their homes and a sense of community.

Thank you to all the speakers who joined us today – and we look forward to creating more housing opportunities for Rhode Islanders.

We joined Marathon Development to officially cut the ribbon on The Flynn – 178(!) new affordable homes in Providence! What was once the site of a long-unused elementary school, The Flynn is offering Rhode Island families a modern, community-focused place to call home.

Thank you to Senators Reed & Whitehouse, Rep. Amo, Mayor Smiley, Rep. Stephen Casey, the Executive Office of Housing, and the other funding and community partners who celebrated with us.

Congratulations to @swapinc1976 on their beam signing for 1077 Westminster Street, a long-blighted site being transformed into 41 affordable homes for households earning 30-80% of the area median income.

LIHTC, SFRF, CMF, and other critical funding sources have made this project possible. The development will bring new energy to the neighborhood and contribute to the community's ongoing revitalization.

Omni Development has officially broken ground on the Omni Newark Apartments—bringing 52 new affordable homes to Providence’s Valley neighborhood.

Thank you to @Rep_Magaziner , @PVDMayor , @pvdcitycouncil , @RIEOHousing and others who joined us.

Just minutes from investments like the Woonasquatucket River Greenway Bike Path, local farmers market and other neighborhood improvements, it is a strong addition to the community.

Congratulations to @PCF_Development for the opening of Central Development, a mixed-used, mixed-income housing project that brings 62 much-needed affordable homes and community space to sites throughout Central Falls and Pawtucket.

Thank you to everyone who was in attendance.

And with their new Homeownership and Financial Education Center, PCFD is bringing critical assistance and resources to their community.

Many resources including CMF, LIHTC, and SFRF made this project possible.

We joined @NWBRV to cut the ribbon on the Millrace District, 70 new mixed-income units across three historic buildings plus a number of commercial spaces located in downtown Woonsocket.

The project represents a significant contribution to revitalization work in the city.

The development utilized a number of funding sources, including SFRF and federal LIHTC.

Thank you to WinnDevelopment, @RIHousing and all partners who helped make this milestone possible as we work to expand safe, stable housing across our city.

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We were proud to join @1_neighborhood, elected officials and partners to celebrate the start of Center City Apartments Phase 1, the first 95 homes in a transformative development on Taunton Avenue.

This development will bring more affordable homes —as well as permanent supportive housing—to East Providence, thanks to numerous federal and state resources such as SFRF, LIHTC, and other funds.