Dwelling Place is currently working to bring an affordable housing development to downtown Holland, called 1st Hope at Tenth Apartments. This development was born out of a collaboration with First United Methodist Church and Hope Church, who sought out Dwelling Place’s expertise in creating quality affordable housing.
Dwelling Place está trabajando para traer un desarrollo de viviendas asequibles al centro de Holland, llamado 1st Hope at Tenth Apartments. Este desarrollo nació de una colaboración con First United Methodist Church y Hope Church, quienes buscaron la experiencia de Dwelling Place en la creación de viviendas asequibles de calidad.
Development Site
Sitio de Desarrollo
Past Engagement
Affordable Housing Advocate Training Session
Thursday April 3rd – First United Methodist Church
Near Neighbor Engagement
Thursday April 22nd at First United Methodist Church
Project Introduction & Engagement
Thursday April 28th at Hope Church
Affordable Housing Advocate Training Session
Thursday May 5th – Virtual Session
Feedback Incorporation & Next Steps
Thursday May 12th at Hope Church
Holland Downtown Development Authority Meeting
Tuesday July 4th- 4:00pm at Council Chambers 270 S. River Ave
Holland Planning Commission Meeting
Tuesday July 12th- 5:00pm at Council Chambers 270 S. River Ave
Holland City Council Regular Meeting
Wednesday July 20th 6:00pm at Council Chambers 270 S. River Ave
Holland City Council Work Session
Wednesday July 27th 6:00pm at Council Chambers 270 S. River Ave
Holland City Council Regular Meeting
Wednesday Aug 3 6:00pm at Council Chambers 270 S. River Ave
Is this for disabled adults only or for others needing affordable housing? The initial article I read stated Hope Church was looking at housing for disabled adults who currently live with aging parents. This appears it will be only affordable housing, not for disable adults. Please clarify.
Hi Heidi, thank you for that question. The simple answer is the development will be both. The total development is 46 (possibly 47) apartments. Of those, 11 apartments will have project-based vouchers through MSHDA’s 811 program, which will reserve those units for households with a disability. The remaining apartments will be strictly affordable in various income ranges at or below 60% of the Area Median Income.
When do you expect to break ground? Is there a way to make application for one of the units for people with disabilities?
We are still working through the approval process with the City of Holland and then the next steps would be applying for funding. We are too far out to know when we will break ground and have details on the applications process. We will provide this information as we move through the development process.
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