Affordable Housing Projects

RECENTLY COMPLETED

Stratham Place exterior

Stratham Place

At Stratham Place, 88 families earning between 30-80% AMI found an affordable home on the north side of the city.

Joshuas Way exterior view

Joshua's Way

The Joshua's Way development, located in the Sterling neighborhood, included  a combination of rental units for low-income serniors and single-family homes built by Habitat for Humanity, targeting families earning 30-80% of Area Median Income (AMI).

The Preserve at Logan Park exterior

The Preserve

The Preserve at Logan Park is a multi-family complex with 193 affordable units.

Sumlar Hall exterior view

Sumlar Hall

Targeting workforce housing, this development created 31 homes for families earning 120% of Area Median Income (AMI).

Home of Hope exterior

HOMES OF HOPE

This affordable infill project created nine total units for income earners at 30-80& AMI.

McClaren exterior

McClaren

The McClaren apartment complex includes 47 affordable units, targeting residents between 60-80% AMI.

Renaissance Place exterior

Renaissance Place

A total of 57 seniors found an affordable home at Renaissance Place senior housing complex.

Parkins Ridge exterior

Parkins Ridge

A total of 53 affordable units were created as part of the Parkins Ridge project.

COMPLETED PROJECTS - 1,528 Homes

Project# UnitsAMI*
City Contribution
Joshua's Way1430-80%
$113,000
Stratham Place8830-80%
$500,000
Preserve at Logan Park19330-60%
$500,000
Colorado Street160%
$68,265
Sumlar Hall31120%
$300,000
Bigby Street160%
$56,055
Homes of Hope Infill930-80%
$250,000
Parkside at Gower850-80%
$75,792
Washington Pointe730-80%
$350,000
Pleasant Valley250-80%
$103,263
Renaissance Place5730-60%
$300,000
McClaren4760-80%
$500,000
Parkins Ridge52n/a
$261,771

*AMI is an abbreviation for "area median income," meaning the midpoint of a region's income distribution. View a chart of 2022 AMI rates per household size.

PROJECTS IN PROGRESS

Rendering of Southernside Senior Housing at Unity Park

Southernside Senior Housing

A total of 93 units for seniors will anchor the property behind Lila Mae Brock Plaza near Unity Park.

Rendering of The Delano at Unity Park

The Delano

Using developer incentives provided via the Unity Park Character Code, the Delano multi-family development will include 25 affordable units for people with an 80% AMI.

Rendering of the Riley at Overbrook

The Riley at Overbrook

A total of 88 affordable units will be part of the Riley, located in the Overbrook community and visible from Highway 385.

Rendering of Washington Senior Housing at Unity Park

Washington Senior Living

A senior development of 54 units will be located on West Washington Street and provide 100% low-income housing near Unity Park.

PLANNED PROJECTS - 1,018 Homes 

Project# UnitsAMI*
City/Greenville Housing Fund Contribution
Legacy Oaks II9050-60%
$750,000
The Delano2580%
Incentives from Unity Park character code
Southernside Senior I&II
14750-60%
seniors
$6 million
Nassau & Meadow4570-80%
$790,000
Lighthouse at Unity Park25250-100%
$6 million
Water Tower Crossing11 60-80%
$1 million
Shemwood Crossing20030%
$200,000
Oscar Apartments5250-100%

$500,000
Riley at Overbrook8820-60%$720,000
Gateway at the Green7220-60%$576,000
Church Street Place3630%$300,000

*AMI is an abbreviation for "area median income," meaning the midpoint of a region's income distribution. View a chart of 2022 AMI rates per household size.