Bloomington Housing Authority buys five apartment complexes with about 924 units
The Bloomington Housing Authority finalized a $93 million purchase of five apartment complexes with 924 units, Indiana Public Media reported Nov. 9. The properties are Summit Pointe, Basswood, Woodland Springs, Kingston Manor and Northcrest.
The Bloomington Housing Authority finalized a $93 million purchase of five apartment complexes with 924 units, Indiana Public Media reported Nov. 9. The properties are Summit Pointe, Basswood, Woodland Springs, Kingston Manor and Northcrest.
The authority plans about $10 million in repairs over two years, starting with interior work in vacant units, according to Indiana Public Media. Executive Director Nathan Ferreira said the purchase is intended to preserve market-rate housing for Bloomington’s workforce. The authority’s public financing notice identifies the five properties and describes the proposed use of revenue bonds to support the acquisition and improvements.
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- todayinbloomington.com: Bloomington Housing Authority closes on roughly 924 apartments ↗
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